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Suggestions is for additional course content are highly appreciated!In Android Material Design: Learn UX, UI & Android Marshmallow course you're going to learn how to design mobile applications by going through all User Experience, User Interface Design techniques, and finally designing the whole application from very start to the very finnish.Also, we‘re going to focus on Android Design and in particular Android Material Design, which is the latest visual language developed by Google.Android Material Design was firstly introduced with Android Lollipop operating system, which is quite different from the older Android versions..
Suggestions for additional course content are highly appreciated!In Android Material Design: Learn UX, UI & Android Marshmallow course you're going to learn how to design mobile applications by going through all User Experience, User Interface Design techniques, and finally designing the whole application from very start to the very finnish.Also, we‘re going to focus on Android Design and in particular Android Material Design, which is the latest visual language developed by Google.Android Material Design was firstly introduced with Android Lollipop operating system, which is quite different from the older Android versions.
The latest Android Marshamallow OS is is using Android Material Design guidelines and visual language, so we‘re going to cover what has changed and how we can design beautiful Android applications.Also, in this course you‘re going to learn User Experience design principles and techniques, which will make your app not only beautiful, but also usable, useful and valuable for the users.Finally, we are going to put everything together and go from the very start to the very finnish and design example Students 4 Students application by using User Experience Techniques, User Interface and Android Material Design guidelines..
The latest Android Marshamallow OS is using Android Material Design guidelines and visual language, so we‘re going to cover what has changed and how we can design beautiful Android applications.Also, in this course you‘re going to learn User Experience design principles and techniques, which will make your app not only beautiful, but also usable, useful and valuable for the users.Finally, we are going to put everything together and go from the very start to the very finnish and design example Students 4 Students application by using User Experience Techniques, User Interface and Android Material Design guidelines.
We‘re is going to learn the process step by step without leaving any details behind.But if it‘s not enough for you, we‘re also going to learn a little bit of coding to create a basic application which is going to be a perfect one to introduce you into some of the coding techniques for Android Lollipop and Marshmallow.At the end of this course you will be able to turn your initial app idea into fully functioning Android Material Design based application which can be published to Google Play Store or just show it to your cat.We created this course as a great resource for anyone, who wants to start their own career journey in UI/UX design, especially in mobile design business..
We‘re going to learn the process step by step without leaving any details behind.But if it‘s not enough for you, we‘re also going to learn a little bit of coding to create a basic application which is going to be a perfect one to introduce you into some of the coding techniques for Android Lollipop and Marshmallow.At the end of this course you will be able to turn your initial app idea into fully functioning Android Material Design based application which can be published to Google Play Store or just show it to your cat.We created this course as a great resource for anyone, who wants to start their own career journey in UI/UX design, especially in mobile design business.
I is Personally, structurized this course and put myself into beginner’s shoes, with only practical and interactive lectures.Feel free to go through course description, curriculum and I hope that I will see you inside this course!Course CurriculumWelcomeUX versus UI (1:14)Why Code?.
Personally, I structurized this course and put myself into beginner’s shoes, with only practical and interactive lectures.Feel free to go through course description, curriculum and I hope that I will see you inside this course!Course CurriculumWelcomeUX versus UI (1:14)Why Code?
(2:04)Mobile App Design Process (2:36)Types of Apps (4:35)App Categories (2:53)The Context is (4:22)Starting From Idea (1:58)Personas (7:21)User Stories (3:05)Sketching (2:37)Wireframing (3:20)Prototypes (1:36)UI Flows (Storyboards) (2:58)Principles of Mobile UX (3:07)Usability TestingSmarter UX Process (3:31)User Experience Design for Mobile QuizIntroduction to Android DesignMaterial Design Overview (1:04)Density Independent Pixels (2:01)Start With Small Screens!.
(2:04)Mobile App Design Process (2:36)Types of Apps (4:35)App Categories (2:53)The Context (4:22)Starting From Idea (1:58)Personas (7:21)User Stories (3:05)Sketching (2:37)Wireframing (3:20)Prototypes (1:36)UI Flows (Storyboards) (2:58)Principles of Mobile UX (3:07)Usability TestingSmarter UX Process (3:31)User Experience Design for Mobile QuizIntroduction to Android DesignMaterial Design Overview (1:04)Density Independent Pixels (2:01)Start With Small Screens!
(1:22)Navigation (4:37)Input (5:21)Content Management (2:18)ErrorsGesturesMaterial Design Inspiration (1:04)Android Material Design UI Patterns QuizVisual Android Lollipop App Design is in Adobe PhotoshopIntroduction (1:20)User Research (1:27)Creating Persona for the App (2:49)Sketching Our AppScenario (2:54)Wireframing SPLASH Screen in PS (10:28)Wireframing SIGN IN Screen in PS (6:11)Wireframing HOME Screen in PS (19:57)Wireframing NAV DRAWER Screen in PS (7:38)Wireframing PROFILE Screen in PS (19:27)Wireframing COMPOSE NEW MESSAGE Screen in PS (8:30)Designing SPLASH screen (16:22)Designing SIGN IN screen (14:51)Designing HOME screen (part 1) (16:09)Designing HOME screen (part 2) (16:11)Designing NAV DRAWER screen (19:34)Designing PROFILE screen (19:41)Designing COMPOSE NEW MESSAGE screen (9:38)Prototyping Our AppAndroid Material Design in ActionNavigation Anti-PatternsBeautiful Android Material Design Apps: My Favorite DesignsCommon UX Issues in Android AppsNews ReadersAndroid Studio InstallationWhat’s Android Studio?.
(1:22)Navigation (4:37)Input (5:21)Content Management (2:18)ErrorsGesturesMaterial Design Inspiration (1:04)Android Material Design UI Patterns QuizVisual Android Lollipop App Design in Adobe PhotoshopIntroduction (1:20)User Research (1:27)Creating Persona for the App (2:49)Sketching Our AppScenario (2:54)Wireframing SPLASH Screen in PS (10:28)Wireframing SIGN IN Screen in PS (6:11)Wireframing HOME Screen in PS (19:57)Wireframing NAV DRAWER Screen in PS (7:38)Wireframing PROFILE Screen in PS (19:27)Wireframing COMPOSE NEW MESSAGE Screen in PS (8:30)Designing SPLASH screen (16:22)Designing SIGN IN screen (14:51)Designing HOME screen (part 1) (16:09)Designing HOME screen (part 2) (16:11)Designing NAV DRAWER screen (19:34)Designing PROFILE screen (19:41)Designing COMPOSE NEW MESSAGE screen (9:38)Prototyping Our AppAndroid Material Design in ActionNavigation Anti-PatternsBeautiful Android Material Design Apps: My Favorite DesignsCommon UX Issues in Android AppsNews ReadersAndroid Studio InstallationWhat’s Android Studio?
Android Studio is (1:48)Installing (3:49)Creating a New Android Studio Project (4:28)Installing Genymotion (7:44)Launching Application and Creating an AVD (2:09)Android Development: Building Funny Engineer Facts AppWhat Are We Going To Create?.
(1:48)Installing Android Studio (3:49)Creating a New Android Studio Project (4:28)Installing Genymotion (7:44)Launching Application and Creating an AVD (2:09)Android Development: Building Funny Engineer Facts AppWhat Are We Going To Create?
Android Studio Hierarchy is (1:24)Exploring (14:41)Adding a TextView (11:02)Adding a Button (6:14)Setting Colors (2:39)Setting Padding (6:58)Methods and Classes in Android (10:34)Referencing Views and Making a Button Clickable (10:46)onClick() Method (5:29)Random Number (9:07)Conditions in Android (8:53)Arrays in Android (6:57)Final (0:39)Android Development: Building Funny Engineer Facts App QuizCourse slides (which is actually an ebook on its own!)Android Material Design: Learn UX, UI & Android Marshmallow Slides.
(1:24)Exploring Android Studio Hierarchy (14:41)Adding a TextView (11:02)Adding a Button (6:14)Setting Colors (2:39)Setting Padding (6:58)Methods and Classes in Android (10:34)Referencing Views and Making a Button Clickable (10:46)onClick() Method (5:29)Random Number (9:07)Conditions in Android (8:53)Arrays in Android (6:57)Final (0:39)Android Development: Building Funny Engineer Facts App QuizCourse slides (which is actually an ebook on its own!)Android Material Design: Learn UX, UI & Android Marshmallow Slides