Affinity Designer for UX Design

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LinkedIn Learning

About this content

Affinity Designer is a cross-platform vector design tool that's simple, streamlined, and easy to use for UX, UI, and responsive web design. You can create branding materials, websites, app interfaces, logos, and so much more. Learn how to incorporate Affinity Designer into your own UX design process. Here Ronnie McBride shows how to set up your preferences and workspace, use artboards, create custom color themes in the Swatches panel, create and use grids for layout, and build wireframes, mockups, UI assets, and hero graphics—all with the versatile toolset in Affinity Designer. Once you find out what you can do with Affinity Designer, you may never go back to expensive design software again.

*This course requires external tools and resources that are unfortunately not able to be made fully available to incarcerated Learners on tablets. While all interactive components may not be fully accessible, we hope that the video instruction, resources, and questions presented in this course will help you better understand the concepts taught in this course.*

*This course requires external tools and resources that are unfortunately not able to be made fully available to incarcerated Learners on tablets. While all interactive components may not be fully accessible, we hope that the video instruction, resources, and questions presented in this course will help you better understand the concepts taught in this course.*

Using LinkedIn Learning

Want to keep learning on LinkedIn? You can create a free LinkedIn account, but access to LinkedIn Learning usually requires a paid subscription or access provided through an employer, school, library, or other organization.

If you choose to use LinkedIn Learning, keep in mind that your progress in this course will not transfer, so you’ll be starting fresh there.

How to create a LinkedIn account:

  1. Go to LinkedIn and select Join now.
  2. Enter your email address and create a password.
  3. Follow the prompts to finish setting up your account.
  4. Once signed in, you can explore LinkedIn Learning and review the access options available to you.