In this section you will learn:

• Who is a web designer, UX/UI, graphic designer and what are the differences and peculiarities of work.
• What tasks WEB and UX/UI designer solves.
• In what programs works.
• How the web design market is organized and why now the profession of designer is in such demand.

Familiarization with FIGMA.

In this section you will learn:

• Installation and interface of the program.
• Basic tools (learn to work with frames, simple shapes, add color, text).
• Working with the pen. Vector graphics.
• Masks, layers and cropping of pictures.
• Modular grids and style libraries.
• Components (how to create components and use the settings panel).
• Auto Layout.
• Shortcuts.
• Working with plugins.
• First screen of the site

You will create your first website screen based on the knowledge gained.

In this section you will learn what is:

• Inconsideration, design ideas, how to select references for your projects, consider the differences between Korean websites.
• Neural Networks and Web Design (how to use neural networks and speed up your workflow).
• Composition (how to manage user attention with the right composition and visual hierarchy).
• Typography (rules of typography, how to select and combine fonts with each other, working with Korean fonts).
• Coloristics (how to work with colors and select colors for the project).

Social Media Packaging.

• In this section you will learn how to do:Design of stories and posts for Instagram.
• Design posts and banner ads for Facebook.
• Design promotional posts for Naver.
• You will create creative advertising layouts for social networks.

• Dealing with the customer (how to understand what the customer needs, information gathering and briefing).
• Creating a wireframe in Figma.

The first screen of a page.
You will create the main screen of the site, and learn how to create buttons, icons and data entry fields.

Designing basic blocks.

• In this section you will learn how to create:
• Product cards, slider.
• Blocks with benefits, tariffs.
• Contacts/feedback.
• Forms.
• Popup. Footer (basement).
• What is UI kit and why it is needed.

You will create a full-fledged one-page website.

In this section you will explore:

• Adaptive Grids.
• Mobile version of the site

You will create adaptations of your website for computer, tablet and cell phone.

Presentation of the design project and handoff to the developer.
In this section you will learn:

• Simple animations of interface elements in Figma.
• Transitions between pages in Figma.
• Handing over the project to the developer

You will present your site to the customer using animations and hand over the design project to the developer.

Portfolio.
In this section you will learn how to design your case study on Behance.

In this section, you will explore:

• Features of mobile design.
• What User Flow is and what it is for.
• The process of creating a CJM.
• Interface animation.

In the final work on the customer's TOR you will create a design layout of the mobile application. Prepare a ready prototype with animations for handing over to developers.

In this section you will learn:

• Who a graphic designer is and what he does.
• What programs he/she works in.
• Basic principles of graphic design.
• Differences between vector and raster graphics.

Familiarization with Photoshop.
In this section you will study:

• Interface and main tools.
• Retouching and color correction of images.
• Lighting and shadows.
• Working with mockups.

In this section, you will learn:

• Basic tools.
• Working with color. Brushes and patterns.
• Layers and tracing.
• Raster effects in vector graphics.

You will create a vector illustration based on the knowledge gained.

Brand Identity.

In this section you will explore:

• Corporate identity and brand identity.
• Types of visual identity.
• Customer briefing.
• Types of logos and stages of creation.
• Company brandbook

You will learn how to create a logo and brandbook based on a customer brief.

In this section you will create and prepare for printing design layouts:

• Business cards.
• Stickers and stickers.
• Advertising flyers.
• Banners.
• Brochures and booklets.

In the final work you will develop a company logo and on its basis create a design of business cards, stickers, banners and submit the finished layouts for printing.

ADDITIONAL.
Familiarity with InDesign.

• Basic tools.
• Principles of layout in InDesign.