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Curso completo Figma 2024 + Diseño Web Responsive

Figma responsive web design course in Spanish

Original title
Curso completo Figma 2024 + Diseño Web Responsive
Category
UX/UI design
Course language
Spanish
Hosted on
Udemy

Our analysis

This is a Spanish-language course that teaches Figma with a clear focus on responsive web design, applied to a full project: a design agency's website. We would recommend it to people starting out in web design who want to learn how to think through one page for mobile, tablet and desktop while learning the tool.

Who it is for

  • People new to web design who have never used Figma.
  • Graphic designers who want to move into website design.
  • Frontend developers who want to better understand the files they receive from design.

What it covers

  • Figma from the basics to more advanced use of the tool.
  • Responsive design principles to adapt an interface to different screen sizes.
  • The context in which each device is used as a design criterion, not only screen size.
  • A practical project: a design agency website, useful as a portfolio piece.
  • Basic knowledge to talk with developers and make design handoff smoother.

What to keep in mind

  • The course is taught in Spanish.
  • The description claims full mastery of Figma and going from beginner to expert; one course gives you a solid base, but mastery comes from your own projects.
  • The course is dated 2024 and Figma changes its interface often, so some menus may look different; the responsive design ideas do not expire.
  • The focus is web design; if you are interested in mobile app design or design systems in depth, you will need to add other material.

Where it fits in a path

You do not need prior experience. If you later want to move from designing to building what you design, the web developer roadmap shows you how to turn these screens into HTML and CSS, and learning Angular is the next step if you are aiming at more complex web applications. If you stay on the design side, go deeper into interface fundamentals such as color, typography and hierarchy, and into building reusable components. To choose that next course, our guide on how to pick a Udemy course helps you compare syllabi.

TintoDev analysis based on the course syllabus, approach and level. Check the free preview on Udemy before buying.