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UX Design Patterns with Checklist Design

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UX Design Patterns with Checklist Design Course

UX Design Patterns with Checklist Design

3h
Intermediate

About this course

Learn how to implement familiar design patterns for intuitive interactions.

Details

Intermediate level
About 3 hours to complete
Gamified and interactive
10 lessons, 1 levels
English language
Learn on iOS or Android
Online at your own pace
Last updated Apr 8, 2025

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites

Skills you’ll gain with course:

Understand and implement design patterns — Discover the best practices for using design patterns such as payment pages, password resets, account deletions, or subscription cancellations.
Learn how to save time and effort with design patterns — By incorporating design patterns into your workflow, you will be able to save time and effort while still ensuring that your work meets industry standards and best practices.
Learn how to establish consistency in your designs — Consistency in design patterns helps users feel in control and confident in their ability to navigate the product, increasing trust and loyalty.
Explore how to make your designs more intuitive — Familiar design patterns help users understand how to interact with your design, reducing the learning curve and minimizing frustration.

Topics covered

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FAQs

  • What's the Design Flows course about?

    The Design Flows course is designed for UX designers who want to improve their skills in identifying and implementing common design patterns with a user-centric approach.


    The course covers familiar design patterns such as payment pages, password resets, subscription cancellations, and progress displays, and teaches practical skills for implementing these patterns in your own work.


    By understanding and using design patterns, you can create a smoother and more intuitive user experience, reduce the learning curve, and increase user trust and loyalty. The course also covers industry standards and best practices, helping you save time and effort in the design process.

  • Why should I take the Design Flows course?

    This course is essential for designers who want to take their UX design skills to the next level. By enrolling in this course, you'll gain a thorough understanding of design patterns and their crucial role in creating a seamless and user-friendly experience.

    You'll learn how to identify common design patterns such as payment pages, password resets, and subscription cancellations and implement them with a user-centric approach. By using familiar design patterns, you'll reduce the learning curve for users, minimize frustration, and increase trust and loyalty in your product.


    By the end of the course, you'll have practical skills that you can immediately apply to your work, ensuring that your designs meet industry standards and best practices. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your design skills and make a positive impact on user experience.

  • 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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