Learn Ui Design By - Erik Kennedy Updated 2021

– Clear and functional, but not glossy like SuperHi or Interaction Design Foundation. Some screencasts are 1080p, not 4K.

– Covers responsive and mobile patterns, but iOS/Android human interface guidelines are summarized, not deep-dived.

Who want to understand how to design the interfaces they build, reducing reliance on designers. Graphic Designers: Transitioning into digital products.

However , the rise of (like Figma AI, Uizard, or Galileo) is not covered. If you want to learn how to prompt AI to generate UI components, you will need supplementary material. But to critique and refine AI-generated slop, you need the fundamentals from this course. learn ui design by erik kennedy updated 2021

: Instead of picking fonts by "vibes," he used Erik's "Good Fonts Table" to choose body and heading fonts that actually worked together. The Turning Point: Personal Feedback The real shift happened in the Slack community

9.2/10 – Essential for the junior to mid-level UI designer looking to break into SaaS or agency work.

Many users have reported that the course completely changed the way they approach design, shifting from intuitive guessing to objective, rules-based decisions. 1. Objective UI Decision Making – Clear and functional, but not glossy like

Week 8 — Accessibility & Usability

I appreciate you asking for a proper review of — specifically focusing on the updated 2021 version. Many older reviews miss the significant changes made in that update.

A deep dive into using HSB (Hue, Saturation, Brightness) for creating harmonious color palettes rather than relying on basic color wheels. Who want to understand how to design the

Figma template library, UI checklists (printable), and access to a private alumni Slack (still active as of 2024/2025).

: You aren't just watching videos; you get access to a community where design mentors provide personal feedback on your homework and even your real-world projects. Career Impact : Students from companies like The Home Depot

: Moves beyond "gut feeling" to teach six core techniques—Alignment, Spacing, Consistency, Sizing, Simplicity, and Lighting/Shadows.

This course is ideal for: