Design Terminology: Understanding Ideas and Communicating with Teams
Learn UX terminology and key UX/UI terms that boost collaboration between designers, developers, and stakeholders for smoother, clearer communication.
About the course
A closer look at the course
This Design Terminology course is ideal for those who want to learn the most common design definitions. Whether you are new to design or an experienced professional looking to refresh your knowledge of design terminology, this course has something for everyone.
Throughout this course, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of essential user interface (UI) components, user experience (UX) definitions, typography, color theory, imagery, and design composition terminology. You will also learn advanced terms of UX design processes and methods that are sure to impress your colleagues. Knowledge of design terminology will help you contribute to discussions, articulate your design decisions, and convey your product vision with confidence.
Whether you’re a designer or not, this course will help you establish a common language with your team and enhance your collaboration.
Beginner Design Terms Intermediate Design Terms Advanced Design Terms
Outcomes
What you'll learn
- 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.