Designlab | Unit 3 | Design Tool Exploration
Now that we’ve learned more about what UX design is, let’s dive deeper into the hows and whys of tools that you’ll likely regularly use from here on. In this lesson, you’ll learn about: Let’s recap the UX design phases from the previous lesson. If you came up with a bunch of ideas to solve a problem, how would you go about getting feedback? This is where a design tool comes in. It provides a platform to visually put down your ideas and evaluate their feasibility with users. From research to user testing, design tools are here to help. As designers, we have a lot of power over creating experiences to be useful, usable, and desirable for people. Experience in using design tools helps you: Aside from favorite pen and your sketchbook, many tools in the current designer’s toolkit are digital. While doing your research, you might have come across the following— Figma, Miro, Sketch, Maze, Webflow, and so on. Based on UX Tools’ annual survey, the most popular tool by far is Figma. If the varie
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