OmniGraffle 6 for UX Design

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Free Online Course: OmniGraffle 6 for UX Design provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 2-3 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. OmniGraffle 6 for UX Design is taught by Jason Osder.

Overview
  • Learn how to create UX design documents using OmniGraffle 6. Jason Osder explains how to create sitemaps, diagrams, wireframes for desktop and mobile, content maps, and models.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Welcome
    • OmniGraffle and the UX design process
    • Pro vs. regular version
    • Using the exercise files
    1. Commonly Used UX Techniques
    • Set up document files
    • Shapes
    • Lines
    • Text
    • Alignment and distribution
    • Group and lock objects
    • Use canvases and layers
    • Find and use stencils
    2. Create a Sitemap
    • What is a sitemap?
    • Build a simple sitemap
    • Build a stylized sitemap with stencils
    • Align and group elements
    3. Advanced Sitemap Techniques
    • Customize stencil shapes
    • Make a legend
    • Visual design for excess content
    • Subgraphs for excess content
    4. Wireframe the Homepage
    • What is a wireframe?
    • Define wireframes based on the sitemap
    • Set up wireframe background elements
    • Choose wireframe content styles
    • Wireframe a navigation bar
    • Position elements
    • Add a logo
    • Make changes to the wireframe
    • Add comments
    5. Complete the Wireframe Process
    • Wireframe additional pages
    • Convert the wireframe into a template
    • Use layers to organize the wireframe
    • Use canvases for multiple wireframes
    • Wireframe a process
    • Add pixel dimensions
    • Mobile wireframes
    6. Additional UX Documents
    • Use case scenarios
    • Content maps and models
    7. Presentation and Export
    • Print
    • Export
    • Presentation mode
    • Add interactivity
    Conclusion
    • Goodbye