Brief Introduction
Sketch Prototypes for Web and Mobile: Create Winning Prototypes with SketchDescription
Maybe you're the web designer looking for a tool with less overhead to create custom web sites? Or, perhaps, you're a programmers who wants to prototype interfaces quickly? Are you a UX/UI Designer whose trying to iterate through multiple produce interfaces? Maybe you're an experienced mobile app designer looking for a lightweight alternative to Photoshop. Maybe you just want to learn how to design prototypes the right way?
Whatever your reason, this is the time to learn the Sketch digital design tool kit.
Unlike other design software Sketch is designed to get out of your way and allow you to create great prototypes of web sites, mobile applications, software applications, tablet applications and much more. While other applications can weigh you down with unnecessary features you'll never use, Sketch is designed to be quick and light. Designed to get you doing design work quickly and with ease.
It's about your creativity-- not your ability to learn dozens of software features.
And, if you're ready to start working with Sketch there is no better way to learn than this course Prototyping with Sketch is a complete, comprehensive course on the Sketch tool. You'll become familiar with each of the tools you'll use to design user interfaces for web and mobile based applications.
We wanted this course to be about doing-- so you won't waste time in endless lectures. We've included a number of high quality laboratory exercises in the course to quickly get you doing the type of work professional designers do in Sketch every day. Each of the lab exercises is relevant to the work you'll be doing as a professional developer.
Your instructor, Matt Cameron, made sure every detail of this course is efficient, interesting, and most importantly, relevant! Each minute, you'll learn more about the Sketch digital design tool and, add skills to your professional toolbox that will make you a consummate pro.
It's time to stop thinking about working with a tool like Sketch-- It's time to learn the tool. With the informative lectures, engaging activities and numerous tips, you'll be working as a professional designer in web or mobile as soon as you finish this course.
Enroll in Prototyping with Sketch now!
Requirements
- Requirements
- You should own a Mac and be able to work within the operating system
Knowledge
- You learn to design user interfaces with Sketch
- You will learn to design user experience with Sketch
- You will understand the Sktech Inspector Panel
- You will be able to manipulate typography with Sketch
- You will be able to create color schemes for your Sketch designs
- You will be able to position all the elements within a design
- You will be able to use Pages
- You will be able to use artboards
- You will be able to select, move, delete and lock layers
- You'll understand how to use style elements
- You'll understand text styles and layer styles and know how to apply them correctly.
- You'll learn how to export assets from Sketch
- You'll learn how to optimize an asset for quick web viewing
- You will learn how to create mobile interfaces
- You will understand Sketch's plug-in architecture
- You will be introduced to InVision's Craft plugin
- You'll understand and use the Inspector Panel
- You'll understand how to adjust alignment using the Inspector
- You will be able to add and edit shapes to your prototype design
- You will be able to use Sketch's Masking Features
- You will be able to use the Layout Feature within Sktech
Matthew Cameron
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