October 2015
Intermediate
2h 29m
English
Closed Captioning available in German, English, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil), Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional)
Overview
Effective sketching is a hands-on learned craft. Written and presented by UX design expert Greg Nudelman (clients include Oracle, Cisco and eBay) and Emmy-nominated graphic designer Will Krause (Sesame Street), this video will help any product manager, marketer, developer, researcher or UX leader master this practical skill with step-by-step video guidance and individual exercises.
- Learn about drawing types and techniques: Storyboard, whiteboard, and sticky notes
- Master the elements of graphic storytelling: Things, people, faces, opening shots, and transitions
- Envision a finished storyboard: What should you draw and why?
- Design interfaces for responsive websites, iOS8, and Android Material Design
- Use sticky notes for storyboarding, wire-framing, and mobile experience modeling
- Discover how to handle movable interface elements like floating action buttons and menus
- Understand color usage, effective space usage, and more when drawing on whiteboards
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