From user flow design to prototype implementation

💭 Have you ever had these concerns?

• I kind of understand Variables, but Conditionals still feel like an alien language 🤯

• I'm exhausted from the tedious work of duplicating dozens of frames every time I create a prototype ⏳

• Even when I try using Figma AI features, I don't get the results I want and it's frustrating 🤖

• I did it exactly as I learned, but it doesn't work smoothly like a real service ❌

You need a prototype for quick idea validation, but advanced features feel difficult. Especially with AI tools that are all the buzz these days—they seem like they'll do everything if you just tell them what to do, but when you actually use them, the results are often way off the mark.

The reason is simple.

To give effective instructions to AI, you must first understand the logic of prototyping yourself. More important than prompt writing skills is having a clear design of 'what to build and how to build it'.

🖥 Class Introduction

This course covers the essential fundamentals for the AI prototyping era.

Many courses just explain features like "Use Variables this way" or "Ask AI like this." But this course is different.

"Why this logic is needed", "How to apply it in real situations", "How to effectively collaborate with AI" - learn systematically through practical scenarios.

Master the three pillars of logic - Variables, Conditionals, and Flow - through practical examples, and learn how to properly utilize Figma Make (AI prototyping) based on this foundation.

🎯 Core Philosophy of the Course

• Before using AI, understand the logic first

• Not just following along, but principle-based learning

• Practical scenarios you can use immediately in real work

🎯 What will you learn?

Chapters 1-3: Building Prototype Fundamentals

If you're new to Figma prototyping or want to review the fundamentals, start here. Learn prototype manipulation and core concepts (layer structure, components), and get hands-on experience by building real-world projects like an admin dashboard and onboarding flow.

Chapter 4: Flow - How to Design Complex Flows

As screens multiply, prototypes become more complex. Learn to define core task paths with Task Flow, express branches and choices with User Flow, and connect logic with screens using Wireflow. Develop the ability to create systematic blueprints before building prototypes.

Chapter 5: Variables and Conditionals - Creating Smart Prototypes

No more tedious work of duplicating dozens of frames. Use Variables to store data and change states, and implement logic with Conditionals that responds differently based on conditions. Create calendar, product detail, and shopping cart projects hands-on to complete prototypes that work like real apps.

Chapter 6: Figma Make - A New Way to Collaborate with AI

The reason many designers fail at AI prototyping is not the prompts, but the absence of design structure. Based on the Variables, Conditionals, and Flows learned earlier, you'll learn how to effectively communicate logic to AI. Experience how the designer's role evolves from manual labor to brain work.

🧠 Why did we create this course?

Many Figma courses teach you how to create pretty screens, but they don't deeply cover how those screens work intelligently.

AI prototyping courses only teach you "write prompts like this." But no matter how well you write prompts without understanding the logic, you won't get the results you want.

What you really need in practice:

• How to break down complex interactions into logic

• What conditions need to be set to create an efficient prototype

• How to make structured requests to AI

This course was created with the philosophy that "understanding logic comes before using AI."

When you leverage AI on top of a solid foundation of logic, you can finally achieve fast and accurate prototype validation. Understanding the principles of logic clearly and solving implementation with AI's help - this is the workflow of the future designer.

👥 Recommended for

• Designers who can handle Figma basics but feel lost when it comes to Variables and conditional statements

• Those who want to solve with a single logic instead of the tedious work of duplicating dozens of frames

• Those who have tried AI prototyping tools but weren't satisfied with the results

• Those who want to implement complex interactions but don't know where to start

• Those who want to explain clearly based on logic when communicating with developers and PMs

• Those who want to become immediately valuable in a startup environment where rapid hypothesis validation is needed

✅ Upon completing this course

• Advanced prototyping skills to freely utilize Variables, Conditionals, and Flow

• Logical thinking skills to systematically design and implement complex interactions

• Practical skills for effectively utilizing AI prototyping tools (Figma Make)

• Clean and efficient prototype structure, free from hundreds of spaghetti lines

• Rapid validation capabilities leading to quick idea verification and user testing

• Logic-based communication skills with developers and PMs