Learn to design real iOS apps with Sketch. Master typography, color, UI interaction, and icon design for immersive iOS app development.
This course is all about diving into the world of iOS app design using Sketch. You'll learn cool stuff about color, typography, and how to put it all together to make stunning app interfaces and icons. It's hands-on and fun!
Use Sketch to design real iOS apps. We'll teach you the typography, color, UI interaction and icon design.
The Bitfountain iOS Design Foundations is an immersive course teaching the basics of iOS Design using Bohemian Coding's Sketch as the primary tool.
Sketch Basics: Learn the basics of using Bohemian Coding's Sketch by completing three simple but unique design projects.
Sketch Reference: Short video lessons explaining the important Sketch functionalities.
After Completing Sketch Basics and Sketch Reference you will know everything you need to know to start creating beautiful designs in Sketch.
UI Foundations: Learn how to design a complete application from start to finish in Sketch.
Color: Learn the basics of color and color psychology in UI/UX design
Typography: Learn the basics of typography in UI/UX design
Design a complete iOS app interface using Sketch
Design popular app icons (Pinterest, Instagram, Apple Music, etc.) using Sketch
Understand the fundamentals of Color and Typography in UI/UX design
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John was the lead iOS developer at Fast Society and Cameo until he started Bitfountain in 2012. The apps that John has contributed to have appeared in TechCrunch, Mashable and the New York Times. At Bitfountain, John oversees all projects from a technical and strategic perspective. At Bitfountain, John has taught over 120,000 students how to code online.
Khari is a graphic artist and designer from Boston, MA. After completing his degree in Sociology at Wesleyan University he moved his life to Paris where he continues to live. A degree candidate for the MFA Design and Technology at Parsons The New School, Khari maintains a firm connection with both tactile and digital media, constantly experimenting and pushing the...
Beautiful expression, thank you.
It's cool, but I would suggest giving the user a sketch file with the shape you've created and let them recreate their own next to yours as seen on the video.
Also I feel that chapter one and two should switch around so that you learn the basic functionalities of sketch before you jump in with the Raspberry R etc, because if someone does not know how to use sketch the shapes and options they need to select, they won't know yet.
The thing about some neutral colours are that you can actually distinguish whether they have a cool or warm undertone.
I couldn't download any of the assets as I get the Error 404 from DropBox. Quizes in between chapters would also help people sum up what they have learnt.
its okay for beginers like me
Getting into the details of iOS Designing. Good so far!
I really enjoyed the course. Very easy to follow and lots of good content.
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