Using Sketch to Design Wireframes for Websites and Apps
Learn how to use wireframes to get client sign-off faster.
While you can sometimes start designing someone’s site or app directly in Photoshop, if you land a big client, it can be necessary to take a step back and figure out the sites functionality and features before heading straight into visual design. In this course, you will learn usability principles while creating black and white wireframes (blueprints) in Sketch, a MAC only program created specifically for online design. We will then turn these black and white blueprints into full fledged designs that can be handed off to developers to implement.
This course will cover topics such as:
- What is Sketch and Why Should You Use It?
- Understanding the Sketch Interface and Layout
- Design Basics
- Creating Symbols and Styles
- Blowing Out Your Wireframe
- The Craft Plug-In and InVision App
It includes:
- Over 20 video lessons
- Corresponding sketch files so you can easily follow along
This course requires you to purchase Sketch, a MAC only program.
This course was created by Maia Cheslow Baff, an award winning user experience designer from the CYLL Network. Maia has over 10 years of experience making websites and apps usable for companies ranging from large Fortune 500s to startups just coming onto the scene. Maia owns and operates MCB Studios where she specializes in helping companies make products that people can use, and love.