Adobe XD (Online)
mcm434
Learn the fundamentals of using Adobe XD to design the UI and UX of websites and apps. Learn these skills with step-by-step exercises in a small class led by a professional design instructor. In this course you will work through 11 project-based lessons with our instructor step-by-step through key techniques in XD for designing and prototyping cutting edge content for websites, mobile apps, and presentations. You will set up a project, create graphics, add images and text, organize content, and work with components and Libraries. You will also learn how to create fully functioning prototypes, and explore how to preview, share, comment, and export production-ready assets.
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All MNTC instruction and curriculum is provided in English unless specifically stated otherwise.
Students should be familiar with their computer operating system, and have the ability to use a keyboard and a mouse.
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