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Mobile UI Design Patterns

Learn to design intuitive and engaging mobile interfaces by implementing proven design patterns. Explore navigation systems, content organization, and interaction models optimized for mobile devices across iOS and Android platforms.

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Ala'a Ghanim

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What Will You Learn?

iOS design guidelines

Material Design principles

Navigation patterns

Gesture-based interfaces

Mobile form design

Onboarding flows

Accessibility for mobile

Performance considerations

Platform differences

Emerging patterns

About This Course

This specialized course focuses on the unique challenges and opportunities of mobile UI design. You'll learn how to create interfaces that are not only visually appealing but also highly usable on smaller screens with touch interactions.

Throughout the course, you'll explore established mobile design patterns for navigation, data input, content display, and user engagement. You'll understand when and how to implement each pattern to solve specific design problems and enhance the overall user experience.

You'll also learn the nuances of designing for different mobile platforms, including iOS and Android, and how to adapt your designs to follow platform-specific guidelines while maintaining your product's unique identity. By the end of the course, you'll have the skills to design professional mobile interfaces that users love to interact with.

Requirements

Interest in mobile trends

Understanding of user flows

Design software experience

Mobile device familiarity

UI design basics

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Ala'a Ghanim

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I am a programmer with over 12 years' experience gained in a range of industries, the last 16 with IBM. I am now self employed developing apps for Android; programming in a range of languages including Java, Javascript and Python; and helping the next generation of programmers gain the skills that I have acquired over the years. The first program I sold controlled stock movement in a warehouse, and ran on a CP/M computer - both the program and operating system lived in the 64 kb (yes, kilobytes) that was all CP/M systems had in those days. I have gained experience in a wide range of industries including Utilities, Retail, Insurance and the Motor Manufacturing industry. My clients and employers have ...