Design Systems workshop in London at The School of UX

We help anyone learn User Experience and User Interface design through short, practical and affordable courses. Graphic designers, web developers, project managers, business analysts, startup founders, students — all welcome.Whether you're designing your own app, looking to improve your design skills or change your career — we are here to help you.We are professional UX & UI Designers with 15+ years of experience working with FTSE 100 companies (Microsoft, Heathrow, British Gas, M&S to name a few), as well as mentoring and running talks for startups and aspiring entrepreneurs (MassChallenge, StartUp Britain).

The School of UX

In this workshop you'll learn how to create your own style guide &amp; UI library as part of a design system using Figma.

The School of UX Design

UX design courses

Certified User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) design courses by The School of UX.

From setting up &amp; sharing UI libraries with teams and keeping its structure atomic, to prototyping &amp; micro-interaction, and developer handover. M ore details at <a href="https://schoolofux.com" title="https://schoolofux.com/products/design-systems-workshop" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://schoolofux.com</a>💬 The workshop is run remotely via live video with live instructors (not recordings) – you'll be able to ask questions and we'll provide feedback on your work in real-time.What we'll coverA hands-on interactive session with plenty of exercises building your design system — from the basics of setting up a team in Figma to how to share your design library with other teams and companies:<ul><li>Keeping the atomic structure of your library simple so you don't create unnecessary complexity</li><li>Determining what should be a component with development handover in mind</li><li>How to share libraries with teams and what privileges to give to different parts of the business</li><li>How to update them so you don't break your team's hard work and crucially don't lose the data in each instance of a component</li><li>Autolayout: tips and tricks for responsive layout that can reduce your workload by about 60%</li><li>Prototyping and micro-interaction possibilities in Figma</li><li>Dev handover. The basics and the advanced things that developers don't tell you but will improve your relationship with them</li><li>Remote working: Who to share your designs and get stakeholders to follow</li></ul>

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