You can't have a website or app that works great, but looks like it was assembled with construction paper and paste. You also can't have a gorgeous web experience crippled by slow loads, bad links, and wonky navigation.
Those are examples of what happens when the worlds of user experience (UX) and user interface (UI) don't mix. But as a vital component of web design, these two sometimes conflicting schools of thought have to meld together into a seamless, cohesive whole for your site or app to be a success.
Marrying those two together — plus including all that other stuff that makes for a killer web experience — is the goal behind the training in The Prestige Adobe Suite UI/UX Certification Bundle.
This collection features 11 courses covering a massive 100 hours of content helping users harness the incredibly powerful Adobe Creative Suite galaxy of apps to generate web and app products users can't wait to explore.
This training begins by giving first-timers some much-needed background in some of the key apps that made Adobe CC the world standard for digital media creation. With courses focused on using image editor Photoshop, video editor Premiere Pro and digital effects maker After Effects, students will be well on their way to graphic design literacy.
That foundation leads users to start tackling the primary CC app for true web development devotees, Adobe XD. This package features six courses that cover learning all the processes and capabilities of XD, which lets users design and prototype web pages and apps solo or as a member of a team.
With this full exploration of XD, users learn how to design websites and mobile apps optimized for both UI and UX, convert sketches to wireframes, create realistic prototypes complete with micro-interactions, and work with stakeholders to create something everyone can endorse.
Separately, all 11 courses in this bundle usually sell for up to $199 each, but right now, the entire collection is available now for just $49.99.
Prices are subject to change.
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