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Design Terminology

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Design Terminology Course

Design Terminology

3 hours
Beginner

About this course

This course is an essential introduction to design terminology for professionals across various fields. Learn key UI/UX, graphic design, and marketing terms to improve collaboration with designers, developers, marketing team, and stakeholders.

Details

Beginner level
About 3 hours to complete
Gamified and interactive
11 lessons, 3 levels
English language
Learn on iOS or Android
Online at your own pace
Last updated Feb 24, 2025

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites

Skills you’ll gain with course:

Build your design vocabulary and improve your communication skills — Learn the basic terms used in the design field to convey your ideas clearly and work collaboratively with designers, other team members other stakeholders.
Gain an overview of the deliverables produced during the design process — As a designer, you will encounter UX deliverables such as wireframes, mockups, prototypes, personas, and artboards. Familiarize yourself with these components as they will be integral to your work.
Familiarize yourself with concepts that drive the design community forward — What really is the difference between UX and UI? Is dark mode really useful? How is accessibility different from usability? Explore such key design concepts.
Get acquainted with the various design disciplines in hot demand today — Design is not a one-man job. Learn about the different niches in the fields of UI and UX to get to know where your interests lie and develop relevant skill sets.

Topics covered

UI DesignAdjacent SkillsVisual DesignDesign ThinkingUI ElementAlignmentUX EvangelismAspect Ratio
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FAQs

  • What’s the Design Terminology course about?

    The Design Terminology course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of essential user interface (UI) components, user experience (UX) definitions, typography, color theory, imagery, and design composition terminology. Additionally, students will learn advanced terms related to UX design processes and methods.


    By completing this course, you will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute to discussions, articulate design decisions, and convey your product vision with confidence. Having a solid understanding of design terminology can be particularly helpful in the workplace, as it allows designers to communicate effectively with colleagues and stakeholders and make informed design decisions.

  • Why do I need to know design terminology?

    Knowing the design terminology is a crucial aspect of a designer's skill set that can help them to create successful and impactful designs.

    Firstly, having a strong understanding of design terminology allows designers to communicate effectively with colleagues and stakeholders. By using precise language and terminology, designers can avoid misunderstandings and ensure that everyone is on the same page when it comes to design decisions.


    Secondly, design terminology can help designers to articulate their design decisions and convey their product vision with confidence. When designers can explain their thought process and design choices using specific design terminology, they can build credibility and gain the trust of their team and stakeholders.


    Thirdly, knowledge of design terminology can help designers to improve their design skills and make more informed design decisions. By understanding design concepts and principles, designers can create more effective and user-friendly designs that meet the needs and preferences of their target audience.

  • Can I enroll in Design Terminology if I’m not a designer?

    Yes, you can! The knowledge of design terminology is essential for anyone who works with designers or in a design-related field. Enrolling in the Design Terminology course can provide non-designers with a comprehensive understanding of essential design terminology and help them to communicate effectively and make more informed decisions.


    If you work in marketing or product management, understanding design terminology can help you communicate more effectively with designers and ensure that the design aligns with your marketing or product goals. If you work in development or engineering, knowledge of design terminology can help you understand the design requirements and ensure that the final product meets the design specifications.

  • What are the pricing options for the course?

    For new learners, the first level of each course is available free of charge! This allows you to experience the course without any initial investment.


    However, if you're seeking a deeper and more comprehensive learning journey, we recommend our Pro Membership. With this subscription, you gain full access to all our courses, which includes additional lessons, engaging design challenges, and thorough assessments.


    Additionally, Pro Membership entitles you to receive a certificate upon completion of a course and personalized feedback from experts for all your challenge submissions. To explore the pricing details and find the best plan for your learning needs, please visit our pricing page.

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