Common Design Patterns
Learn design patterns most valued in product development to create intuitive, visually compelling experiences that seamlessly blend form and function.
About this course
Design patterns are widely used solutions to frequently occurring problems in a given context. Understanding these patterns is essential for designers to create effective and efficient user experiences. This course introduces various design patterns, starting with the most common ones, such as signup, and login pages. You'll learn elegant ways to ask for user permissions and gain best practices for creating high-converting landing pages and smooth onboarding experiences.
The course covers patterns for collecting user information, including email collection, email design, chat and messaging, and commenting. You'll learn how to create effective pricing pages, shopping carts, checkout pages, and booking pages for e-commerce websites. Additionally, the course covers patterns for keeping user information and providing them with feedback and support, as well as creating effective empty pages, dashboards, filtering and sorting pages, and other essential building blocks.
By the end of the course, you will be proficient in implementing these common design patterns and creating user-friendly and efficient products that increase engagement and retention rates.
By the end of this course, you will have gained proficiency in implementing these common design patterns, which will enable you to create user-friendly and efficient products that increase engagement and retention rates. With this knowledge, you will be able to deliver superior user experiences that meet users' needs while achieving business objectives.
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Topics covered
Syllabus
Onboarding Users
Level Test
Communicating with Users
Level Test
Data Patterns
Level Test
Converting Patterns
Level Test
Engagement & Management
Level Test
Earn a certificate of completion
Meet your course instructor
From self-taught designer to leading an industry-changing learning platform, my journey has been all about continuous upskilling and real-world application. I built my career by taking on high-stakes projects, from freelancing across global teams to scaling UX in a U.S. enterprise company, where I led design for multiple product teams in complex industries.
Over the past 10+ years, I’ve worked across freelance, startup, and enterprise environments, experiencing firsthand the challenges of learning UX on the job. That’s why, in 2020, I co-founded Uxcel — to create a better way for designers to build their skills efficiently. Today, 500K+ professionals and 200+ teams use Uxcel to grow their UX and product management expertise.
I believe the best learning happens in small, impactful steps, not in overwhelming theory. My courses are built to help you grasp key concepts fast, sharpen your skills, and gain the confidence to apply them in real-world work.
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FAQs
The Common Design Patterns course is about introducing various design patterns that are widely used solutions to frequently occurring problems in a given context. The course covers the most common design patterns such as signup and login pages, as well as patterns for collecting user information, creating effective pricing pages, shopping carts, checkout pages, and booking pages for e-commerce websites.
It also covers patterns for keeping user information and providing them with feedback and support, creating effective empty pages, dashboards, filtering and sorting pages, and other essential building blocks. By the end of the course, you will gain proficiency in implementing these common design patterns, which will enable you to create user-friendly and efficient products that increase engagement and retention rates.
Designers need to know about common design patterns because they are widely used solutions to frequently occurring problems in a given context. Understanding and using patterns like sign-up and login, shopping carts and checkout, search and filtering, and onboarding can help designers create effective and efficient user experiences, saving time and resources, and providing users with familiar and intuitive interfaces.
Furthermore, understanding design patterns can also help designers communicate more effectively with other team members, such as developers, who may have a more technical understanding of the project requirements. It can also help designers develop a common language with their colleagues and stakeholders, improving collaboration and the overall quality of the design work.
The knowledge of design patterns can be beneficial for a wide range of design roles, including UX designers, interaction designers, visual designers, product designers, and front-end developers.
For example, UX designers need to know how to create interfaces that are easy to navigate and meet the needs of users. Design patterns can assist them in identifying and resolving common problems, such as designing an efficient sign-up process or organizing content to help users find what they need quickly.
Design patterns can also aid visual designers in creating aesthetically pleasing designs that are both beautiful and functional. By providing a common vocabulary and shared understanding of how different design elements work together, design patterns can help front-end developers write better code.
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