Free ebookFigma for Beginners: From Frames to Prototypes

Course Description

Figma for Beginners: From Frames to Prototypes is a practical ebook course in Design and Art focused on UX - User Experience, designed to help you move from a blank canvas to a shareable, clickable product prototype. If you want to design modern UI screens, communicate ideas clearly, and build confidence with a leading interface design tool, this course guides you step by step with a workflow you can reuse on real projects.

You will start by setting up Figma files with clean pages and frames that match common UX screen sizes and product requirements, then build strong fundamentals with shapes, text, and layout control inside frames. As you progress, you will learn how to create visual consistency through color, typography, effects, and reusable styles, making your interface designs feel intentional and professional. This foundation helps you design faster while keeping your UI cohesive across multiple screens.

Next, you will work with components to create repeatable UI elements like buttons, inputs, and icons, including variants that support different states and interactions. You will then apply Auto Layout to build responsive rows, stacks, and spacing systems that adapt as content changes. By combining grids, constraints, and repeatable layout patterns, you will be able to structure product screens that scale, align, and remain easy to maintain as your designs evolve.

To bring your designs to life, you will create Figma prototypes with clickable flows, interactions, and screen transitions that communicate user journeys and UX decisions without lengthy explanations. You will also learn collaboration and handoff basics such as comments, versioning, and share settings, so teammates and stakeholders can review, iterate, and move work forward smoothly. The course culminates in a capstone where you assemble a mini UI kit and a stakeholder ready prototype that demonstrates your end to end UX process.

Start the course today and turn your ideas into well structured UI screens and interactive prototypes you can confidently share.