Learn to design and prototype the small animations and transitions that make digital products feel alive and polished.
What you will learn
- Apply motion design principles to UI
- Prototype interactive micro-interactions
- Understand easing, timing, and feedback
- Hand off motion specs to developers
Requirements
- Basic Figma or design tool familiarity
- Certificate on completion
FAQ
No, everything is done with prototyping tools you likely already use.
No, it focuses on design and prototyping, not implementation code.
UI/UX designers who want their interfaces to feel more polished and responsive.
- Why motion matters in UI
- Easing and timing fundamentalsLocked
- Common motion patternsLocked
- Interactive prototyping basicsLocked
- Designing button and form feedbackLocked
- Screen-to-screen transitionsLocked
- Documenting motion specsLocked
- Working with developersLocked
- Final micro-interaction projectLocked
Michael Chen
UI/UX Design Lead
Michael Chen leads design teams at fast-growing product companies and teaches a portfolio-first approach to becoming a professional UI/UX designer.
Reviews
5.0
1 Review
Lucas Ferreira
★★★★★5 days ago
Small course, huge impact on how my prototypes feel to click through.
