Курс от CourseraLearn how to generate and communicate UX design ideas through structured ideation and low-fidelity wireframing techniques. In this experience, you’ll sketch design concepts during ideation sessions, visualize user journeys with user flow diagrams, and assemble wireframes into clear user flows that communicate how a product should work. Using a simple sketching workspace—such as paper, a notebook, or a whiteboard—you’ll practice brainstorming and translating early design ideas into visual concepts that support collaborative design discussions. As you progress, you’ll move from ideation and storyboarding into creating structured wireframes that represent layout and information architecture. You’ll develop low-fidelity wireframes based on defined requirements and apply UX principles to design individual screens or simple user flows. You’ll also transition from paper sketches to digital wireframes using Figma, allowing you to organize ideas and communicate structure more effectively in a digital design environment. This experience brings together learning content from multiple UX design experts, providing diverse perspectives on ideation, storyboarding, and wireframing practices used in real-world design workflows. Through a progression from early concept generation to structured digital wireframes, you’ll build practical skills used by UX designers to translate ideas into clear product experiences. Ideal for aspiring UX designers or professionals who want to strengthen their foundational ideation and wireframing skills.
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