Great user experiences are not created randomly. They are built on consistent rules, reusable patterns, and scalable systems that grow with a product. UI/UX Design Systems: Scalable Interfaces & Patterns teaches you how to design structured, efficient, and future-proof digital interfaces.
This course focuses on the principles and practical application of design systems used by modern product teams. You will learn how to create reusable UI components, define typography and color standards, and maintain visual consistency across websites, applications, and platforms.
You’ll begin with the fundamentals of UI and UX design, understanding the difference between user interface, user experience, and interaction design. From there, you’ll explore design systems, atomic design methodology, layout grids, spacing rules, and accessibility considerations.
The course then moves into scalable workflows, including component libraries, design patterns, documentation, and collaboration between designers and developers. You’ll learn how design systems improve productivity, reduce design debt, and ensure cohesive user experiences across products.
Whether you are a beginner designer, freelancer, developer, or product manager, this course provides practical knowledge to help you design interfaces that are not only visually appealing but also maintainable, accessible, and scalable over time.
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This course includes 3 modules, 10 lessons, and 0:27 hours of materials.
This lesson defines UI and UX in practical product terms and explains why teams build design systems.
This lesson introduces atomic design and the shift from designing pages to designing reusable components.
This lesson covers typographic scales, color systems, spacing tokens, and accessibility considerations that form the visual foundation of a design system.
This lesson explains grid systems and responsive strategies that ensure consistency across screen sizes.
Grids create structure, alignment, and rhythm
This lesson covers pattern taxonomy, interaction states, affordances, micro-interactions, and form design.
This lesson focuses on usability heuristics, WCAG basics, and testing methods.
This lesson provides a step-by-step guide to building and delivering a component library.
This lesson covers handoff workflows, token synchronization, and communication patterns.
This lesson explains long-term governance, versioning, and scaling strategies.
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