Principle, a prototyping tool that increases the salary of UX UI designers

Created by an ambitious designer who wants to become a full-stack designer.

🗒 Course Introduction

When communicating with developers, do you still say, "Please do it like this, swoosh~ tak"?

Are you anxious because you look at Behance and Dribbble and think you're the only one who can't do prototyping like everyone else?

Don't want to learn code? Are you looking for a 'nutritious' prototyping tool that's easy to learn but allows you to express yourself in a variety of cool ways?

Well, you've come to the right place. Yes, this is the design hotspot.

1. Why you should use Principle, a Hi-Fi prototyping tool

Basically, UI designers are a job positioned between planners and developers.

Lo-Fi prototyping tools are primarily used to ensure that the design matches the designer's intended design and ensures proper user flow. Conversely, high-fidelity prototyping tools are used to communicate the designer's intentions to developers.

The reason I chose Principle is because it is the best tool for expressing various things without needing to know code and is easy to learn. :)

2. How are classes conducted?

Download the Principle example files I've prepared and follow along with my lectures to learn. You'll quickly master the basics of interfaces, animation, and interaction techniques, and then practice with a variety of practical examples. Using the same methods used in real-world applications, you'll import the UI you created in Sketch, create a prototype, and then finish by recording and outputting it.

You know the real learning begins after the course ends, right? Once you've finished the course, be sure to review it with your own UI design and show it off to everyone. That's where your "real" skills will be.

3 Required Materials for this Course

This course uses Principle and Sketch. It's not a Sketch course, but rather a means of creating a higher-quality UI. If you'd like to watch the Sketch course in advance, you can watch it on YouTube. (It's free, it's a secret.)

If you don't have Principle installed on your Mac, please visit the link below to download it. If possible, purchase it. If the cost is too high, download the free 14-day trial. (However, you should complete the course quickly before the trial ends.)

Principle Formac https://principleformac.com/

Also, please make sure to familiarize yourself with the minimum requirements (OS, etc.) required to take this course!

Absolutely important! If you're not a Mac OS user, please do not watch this video. The course will be taught using tools specifically for Mac OS. However... if you're a UI designer, I highly recommend it. Why? Because it features Sketch, the world's #1 UI tool, and Principle, the #1 prototyping tool.

🙋🏻‍♂️ I'm curious!

Q. Can a beginner who has only recently studied UI design watch this?
A. Yes, this course is also a beginner's course on Hi-Fi prototyping tools. Learn it and you'll level up!

Q. What are the benefits of learning Principle?
A. You no longer have to use onomatopoeia like "whoosh~ slurp~ ttiyong~" with developers. It's kind of funny to see other designers doing that right next to you.

Q. Will it help me get a job?
A. If you go to recruiting services like Job Korea or Saramin and look at the preferred qualifications for UI designers, you'll see "prototyping tool skills." Companies are increasingly demanding this skill. While taking the Principle course won't determine your success or failure in landing a job, it will help you create a portfolio that stands out from the crowd.

Q. Do you actually use Principle a lot?
A. Yes, as I mentioned earlier, it's the world's leading Hi-Fi prototyping tool. And it's used by UI designers at countless global companies.

(Reference: https://uxtools.co/survey-2019/ )

The reason I created this course was to share my knowledge with practicing designers (or aspiring designers) who specialize in UI design, not with beginners or non-specialists. Using Principle not only creates a compelling portfolio, but also provides a valuable visual aid for considering and expressing usability issues both large and small, especially when working as a UI designer. Now, you can become a designer who shows, not just explains. :)