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AL102 Flashcards

1
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refers to the comprehensive
user experience, encompassing all aspects of
a product’s journey

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User Experience (UX)

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refers to the graphical layout
of an application

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User Interface (UI)

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focuses on how the colors, typography, and
images of a design connect to the brand of a product.

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UI designer

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4
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is about using typography, images, and other visual
design elements to turn a basic interface

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UI design

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is about understanding the overall journey of your
users and turning it into a product.

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UX design

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6
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is a web-based design tool with real-time collaboration and
auto layout features,

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Figma

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7
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allows users to save various design elements as components, enabling
efficient reuse.

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Assets

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8
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allowing for the placement of different design elements in different locations.

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Pages

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9
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on the right side allows customization of Frame Size,

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Properties panel

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10
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located to the left, is a crucial component that houses the added layers

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Layers panel

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displays the file’s default name, ‘Untitled’, which can be edited by clicking on it.

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Toolbar’s middle section

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12
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allows you to view the prototype, if you’ve any.

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play button

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offers a link or embed code for sharing and opens up share settings.

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Share button

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14
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allow you to view who is currently viewing the file.

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User profile

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15
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allows users to add comments to design files,

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Comment tool

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16
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is useful for navigating design files without activating hover lines

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hand tool

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17
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is what you’ll use to add text elements to your design.

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type tool

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18
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enables the creation of personalized shapes using vector anchor points

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pen tool

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19
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give you the ability to create basic pre defined shapes.

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shape tools

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20
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enables the creation of custom artboards and exports regions

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frame tool

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21
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offers numerous options including preferences

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hamburger menu

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22
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is the first section discussed, offering numerous options starting from the left.

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toolbar

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23
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maintain a consistent appearance to prevent user confusion and ease
migration between tools

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The Editor

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24
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serve as a quick, easy-to-create blueprint for product design

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Wireframes

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25
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are detailed product representations with polished design elements

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Mockups

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are interactive, high-fidelity mockups that are time consuming

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Prototypes

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are specialized tools designed to help you use Figma to its full potential.

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Figma Plugins

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28
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allows users to preview their designs on any device

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Figma Mobile App

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29
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for Commenting.

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C

30
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are embedded in Figma directly instead of having to go through a different space.

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Comments

31
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for Scale, which allows you to scale elements on the fly.

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K

32
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creates a Frame for selected elements.

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Command + Option + G

33
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is like an Artboard.

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Frame

34
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to enable / disable Grid.

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Control + G

35
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are very similar to Sketch.

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Keyboard Shortcuts

36
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Figma allows developers to share documents, inspect design elements

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Inspect

37
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It allows easy animation, micro-interactions, and smart animate for faster prototyping on any device.

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Prototype

38
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This allows you to get live access to your designs.

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Live Embeds

39
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offers free history storage, manual commit, real-time collaboration, and a simpler process compared to Git,

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Version Control

40
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allowing for peer feedback, commenting, and participation in the process.

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Real-Time Collaboration

41
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to set distances from the parent container.

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Constraints

42
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have a dynamic or fixed width

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Resizing

43
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using precise controls.

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Absolute position

44
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align objects along one axis

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Alignment

45
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are the elements and objects inside the Auto Layout frame.

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Children

46
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have a dynamic or fixed width

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Resizing

47
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controls the spacing between your objects

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Spacing

48
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determines the whitespace

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Padding

49
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allows your design layout either to be in Columns

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Direction

50
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are frames that contain elements and objects of your design.

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Parents

51
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allows for design adaptation to changing needs

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Auto Layout

52
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Figma offers a unified, cohesive experience by integrating Abstract

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Team Library

53
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differ from components due to their unique naming system.

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Variants

54
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are essential design elements, such as buttons

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Components

55
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Figma’s foundation elements are primarily set in

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Styles

56
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allows for web-like connections, enhancing the flexibility

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Vector Network

57
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is the process of creating a preliminary or initial version of a product or system to test and evaluate its design, functionality, and user experience.

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Prototyping

58
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is the process of taking a product from initial conception to marketable form.

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Prototype product development

59
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set a vision in a sketch or verbal description

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Set a Clear Objective for the Prototype

60
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not to build your prototype precisely like the final product

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Include Only Selected Features

61
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CNC machining, 3D printing, casting, and power bed fusions.

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Building Prototype

62
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evaluate the design, and make the changes before presenting them

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Testing

63
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The final stage in prototyping

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The Presentation

64
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used to test broad concepts and gather initial feedback.

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Low-Fidelity Prototypes

65
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Are detailed, interactive, and realistic representations of the final product

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High-Fidelity Prototypes

66
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Prototypes are interactive models or simulations used in software development to visualize the user interface

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Software Prototypes

67
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used in manufacturing and product design to evaluate the product’s physical properties

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Physical Prototypes

68
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allow stakeholders to provide feedback early in the design process

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Early Feedback

69
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helping stakeholders better understand the final outcome

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Visualization

70
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can reveal design flaws, usability issues, or other problems

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Testing

71
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allows for continuous refinement and enhancement of the product design

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Iterative Improvement

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