Lo-Fi to Hi-Fi: Prototyping in Figma
1h 46mIntermediate2022-11-22
Authors

Tanvi Janani
Senior Experience Designer at CVS Health
Course details
Are you ready to turn your wireframes into prototypes, but not sure where to begin? In this course, instructor Tanvi Janani shows how you can shape your design concepts from lo-fi wireframes into concrete high-fidelity prototypes and transform your sketched ideas using the process of design thinking.
Get an overview of the most common methodologies you’ll need to know when wireframing and prototyping in Figma. From setup and brainstorming to moodboards, early-stage mock-ups, and beyond, learn more about why designers love Figma, especially for prototyping and collaborative projects. By the end of this course, you’ll be prepared to start running usability tests, fine-tuning details, and gathering feedback from your team members and stakeholders.
Get an overview of the most common methodologies you’ll need to know when wireframing and prototyping in Figma. From setup and brainstorming to moodboards, early-stage mock-ups, and beyond, learn more about why designers love Figma, especially for prototyping and collaborative projects. By the end of this course, you’ll be prepared to start running usability tests, fine-tuning details, and gathering feedback from your team members and stakeholders.
Skills covered
User Interface PrototypingFigmaInteraction DesignUser ExperienceProject
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Going from wireframes to prototypes in Figma
- 02 - What you need to know
- 03 - Defining a problem statement
1. Low Fidelity
- 04 - Digital vs. physical wireframing mediums
- 05 - Selecting color schemes and visual elements
- 06 - Sketching for wireframing
- 07 - Finalizing low-fidelity wireframes
2. Medium Fidelity
- 08 - Brush up on the basics
- 09 - Creating mid-fidelity mock-up
- 10 - Creating a prototype
- 11 - Usability testing
- 12 - Iterating with the help of key findings
3. High-Fidelity
- 13 - Preparing the layout for your high-fidelity mock-up
- 14 - Applying the key findings to your high-fidelity mock-up
- 15 - Designing your high-fidelity mock-up
- 16 - Developing functional prototypes
- 17 - Another round of usability testing
Conclusion
- 18 - Next steps and helpful resources