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Design Apps Faster in Figma, Deliver with Confidence

7h 12m 25s
English
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Design Apps Faster in Figma, Deliver with Confidence is a 93-lesson 7 hours 12 minutes self-paced course by Nima Tahami. The Course on Effective Application Design in Figma will help you design web and mobile interfaces more quickly and confidently, establish a clear workflow, and apply modern product design tools.

Course facts

Lessons
93
Duration
7 hours 12 minutes
Language
English
Added to CourseFlix
November 2026
Instructor
Nima Tahami
Price
Premium

The Course on Effective Application Design in Figma will help you design web and mobile interfaces more quickly and confidently, establish a clear workflow, and apply modern product design tools. You will master Components, Auto Layout, Variables, prototyping, adaptive layouts, and AI tools to create high-quality interfaces for real digital products.

About the Course

This program is dedicated to professional application design in Figma — from initial wireframes and requirements analysis to a design system, an interactive prototype, and a completed project for your portfolio. The course is suitable for those who want to speed up their work on interfaces, improve decision accuracy, and confidently use Figma's capabilities in daily practice.

During the training, you will navigate the complete journey of a product designer: learning to turn a product idea into an interface structure, assembling screens for different devices, creating scalable components, and preparing layouts that the development team can easily work with.

What You Will Learn

  • Design web and mobile applications in Figma at a professional level.
  • Create wireframes, user flows, and a well-thought-out interface structure.
  • Use Components to assemble flexible and reusable design elements.
  • Set up Auto Layout for quickly creating adaptive interfaces.
  • Work with Variables, colors, typography, and design system tokens.
  • Design interfaces for different screens: mobile, tablet, and desktop.
  • Build interactive prototypes with transitions, states, and animations.
  • Integrate AI tools for generating ideas, speeding up routine tasks, and improving the design process.
  • Prepare layouts for handoff to developers and presentations to clients, teams, or investors.

Training Program

The course is centered around practical outcomes: you will gradually create the design of a mobile and a web application while simultaneously mastering Figma's key functions and modern UI/UX design principles.

Product Analysis and Initial Layouts

You will learn to dissect requirements, formulate interface tasks, identify key user scenarios, and create wireframes. This stage helps to quickly test ideas without prematurely detailing the visual design.

UI Design and Visual System

You will cover working with colors, typography, grids, spacing, and visual hierarchy. Special attention is given to creating a uniform interface that can be easily scaled and maintained.

Components, Auto Layout, and Variables

You will learn Figma tools that enable faster and more precise work: creating components, setting up variants, using Auto Layout for flexible blocks, and applying Variables for managing styles, states, and interface parameters.

Responsive Application Design

You will learn to design interfaces that display correctly on different devices and screen sizes. The course will cover approaches to adapting mobile and web layouts without chaos in the file and unnecessary manual work.

Interactive Prototypes and Animations

You will build realistic prototypes in Figma, adding transitions, interactive states, and animations. These prototypes can be used for idea presentations, testing user scenarios, and product approval with the team.

AI in Figma and Beyond

A separate module focuses on the use of artificial intelligence in interface design. You will learn how to generate ideas faster, optimize routine tasks, find visual solutions, and increase work speed without quality loss.

Who This Course Is For

  • UI/UX Designers who want to accelerate their work in Figma and improve interface quality.
  • Product Designers who need to systematically design applications and create scalable design solutions.
  • Beginner Professionals planning to transition into product design and build a strong portfolio project.
  • Entrepreneurs and Startup Founders who want to independently turn a product idea into an understandable prototype for the team, clients, or investors.
  • Freelancers who need to complete web and mobile application design projects more quickly.

Outcomes

By the end of the course, you will have a complete design for a mobile and a web application that can be added to your portfolio or used as a foundation for a real product. You will be able to work in Figma more confidently, assemble interfaces faster, apply a design system approach, and create prototypes that are clear for the team, clients, and users.

The main result of the course is not just knowledge of Figma tools, but the ability to establish an effective application design process: from idea and structure to a finished interactive prototype.

Who teaches Design Apps Faster in Figma, Deliver with Confidence? Nima Tahami

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Nima Tahami — entrepreneur and product designer specializing in creating digital products and turning ideas into full-fledged applications and services. He has been working in product design since 2010 and during this time has participated in the development of over 17 mobile games and applications.

In 2016, Nima co-founded ShiftRide — a car subscription marketplace, which has been used by thousands of clients and generated over $500,000 in revenue. In the company, he was responsible for product and design, and his work has been featured in Forbes, CBC, CNBC, and other media outlets.

In mid-2021, Nima exited ShiftRide and focused on teaching and working with clients as an independent product designer. Since then, he has trained over 17,000 students in design and helped dozens of companies and entrepreneurs create modern, user-friendly, and visually appealing digital products.

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001 Introduction to Course Demo
01:51
2
002 Creating your Account
02:49
3
003 File Layout
05:09
4
004 Starting Our Project
04:30
5
005 Finding Inspiration
04:20
6
006 Using ChatGPT for Wireframing
03:39
7
007 Sign Up Page Wireframe
05:45
8
008 Verification Code Wireframe
03:09
9
009 Destination Discovery Wireframe
04:05
10
010 Destination Discovery Card Wireframe
04:31
11
011 Destination Details Wireframe
02:58
12
012 Booking Screen Wireframe
04:11
13
013 Choosing a Color Scheme
05:08
14
014 Choosing a Typeset
03:08
15
015 Creating Color Styles
03:38
16
016 Using Plugins to Create Color Styles
05:22
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017 Adding Text Styles
04:03
18
018 Using a Typescale
08:20
19
019 Styles vs Variables
03:48
20
020 Creating Frames & Layout Grids
05:27
21
021 Sign Up Page Columns
04:54
22
022 Color Contrast Check
02:06
23
023 Using AutoLayout
06:12
24
024 Creating Input Fields
04:39
25
025 Creating Components
05:44
26
026 Adding Buttons
06:22
27
027 Button Variants
07:42
28
028 Finding Images to Use
03:55
29
029 Making Images with Figma AI
02:20
30
030 Verification Page
05:43
31
031 Using Component Properties
06:37
32
032 Starting our Destination Discovery Mockups
02:46
33
033 Using UI Kits & Libraries
04:09
34
034 Designing a Navbar
10:24
35
035 Generating a First Draft with Figma AI
05:02
36
036 Adding Search and Time Inputs
06:12
37
037 Nested Instances
04:46
38
038 Destination Card Design
09:24
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039 Polishing our Card UI
04:00
40
040 Using Figma AI to Generate Sample Data
04:41
41
041 Locked Aspect Ratio
01:27
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042 Designing Tags
04:33
43
043 Using Grid Layouts
02:51
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044 Filter & Sort Buttons
05:17
45
045 Dropdown Design
10:37
46
046 Trip Details Page
04:38
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047 Trip Header Design
10:34
48
048 Using Figma AI Writing Tools
03:06
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049 Features List
07:09
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050 Accommodation Fields
04:38
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051 Room Type Cards
09:05
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052 Rating Cards
08:52
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053 Finishing Destination Details Page
04:17
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054 Booking Screen
07:15
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055 Add-on Card Design
04:27
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056 Confirmation Page
11:51
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057 Responsive Design with Variables
05:53
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058 Max Width Property
04:39
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059 Component Variants for Devices
04:34
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060 Font Variables
04:07
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061 Using Constraints
07:43
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062 Organizing Our File
04:38
63
063 Testing Our App with DesignPro
04:59
64
064 Exporting our Designs
02:17
65
065 Portfolio Ready Designs
03:30
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066 Defining a User Flow
03:19
67
067 Make Prototype with AI
03:47
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068 Pages with Filled State
04:22
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069 Dissolve Animations
03:31
70
070 Overlay Connections
07:09
71
071 Variables in Prototypes
05:29
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072 Variables in Components
06:40
73
073 Hover Interaction
03:21
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074 Scroll To Interaction
01:38
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075 Creating Product Variables
03:43
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076 Dynamic Total Price
04:41
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077 Conditional Logic and Operations
06:27
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078 Fixed Elements
02:02
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079 Smart Animate
02:33
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080 Loading State
03:49
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081 Finishing Our Prototype
04:46
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082 Testing Our Web Prototype
06:00
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083 Using Figma App on Mobile
01:15
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084 Collaborating in Figma
04:22
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085 Team Libraries
03:26
86
086 Dev Mode
05:19
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087 Annotations Update
01:25
88
088 Version History
01:21
89
089 Keyboard Shortcuts
01:21
90
090 82. Renaming Layers with AI
01:40
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091 Removing Background with AI
00:39
92
092 Translating our App with AI
01:04
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093 Completion
00:50
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Frequently asked questions

Can I start if I'm new to Figma, or should I know the basics first?
You get an introduction to setting up an account and finding your way around a Figma file before starting the project, so there's a starting point if you're new. From there, you'll move into components, variables, and responsive layouts. If those are unfamiliar, allow time to practice rather than just watch. The course isn't limited to an introduction to the interface; it moves toward a connected application design workflow.
What will I actually design as I work through it?
You'll work on a travel-booking interface, moving from rough wireframes into more polished screens. The project includes signing up, discovering destinations, viewing trip details, and making a booking, so you're working through a connected experience rather than designing isolated screens. The broader workflow also takes you toward a design system and an interactive prototype, with a completed project intended for your portfolio.
Is this mostly about making screens look good, or does it go further?
Visual decisions are part of it, including color, typography, images, and contrast, but you'll also work on how the interface is structured and maintained. You'll use reusable components, component properties, and variables rather than treating every screen as a separate drawing. Adaptive layouts and preparing designs for developers are also part of the workflow. That makes it relevant if you want more structure behind your visual design work.
How much does it use AI, and what would I use it for?
You'll use both ChatGPT and Figma AI for specific design tasks. ChatGPT appears in the wireframing stage, while Figma AI is used for work such as generating images, producing a first draft, creating sample data, and helping with interface text. AI sits alongside hands-on work with layouts and components; it isn't the whole approach. You'll still be making the design decisions and assembling the interface in Figma.
Will I learn to code the app, or just design it?
You should approach this as a design course, not an app-development course. The work centers on Figma layouts, reusable interface elements, responsive behavior, and interactive prototypes, with attention to preparing designs for a development team. You shouldn't expect to build and deploy a working application in code. The prototype lets you demonstrate an experience, but that's different from implementing the underlying app functionality.
How much time should I set aside to get through it?
There's 7 hours and 12 minutes of video across 93 lessons. That's the viewing time, not a reliable estimate for completing the project yourself. If you're following along, you'll need extra time to build screens, adjust layouts, and try out components and variables. No separate practice-time estimate is provided, so plan around how much you want to recreate and how familiar you already are with Figma.
Will these skills help with projects other than travel apps?
Yes—the travel interface gives you a concrete project, but the methods aren't specific to booking trips. You'll practice turning an idea into wireframes and user flows, building reusable interface elements, and adapting layouts for mobile, tablet, and desktop. Working with typography, color styles, and design tokens also applies beyond this example. The transferable part is how you organize and maintain an interface, not just the particular screens you produce.