Eyes first, tools second, code last. Four courses in the order a designer actually grows.
White cards are real courses from the catalogue. Everything else on the rail is what we add.
What good looks like, and why — before touching any tool.
Hierarchy, spacing, contrast and flow — the judgment everything else rests on.
The same principles, applied live in the tool you're about to learn properly.
Figma, end to end — where every design job actually happens.
Frames, autolayout, components and prototyping — full working fluency.
Given a brief, you can produce a clean, structured Figma file another designer could pick up.
The bridge that makes you dangerous: shipping the simple screens yourself.
Enough CSS fluency to build what you drew — and to speak developer.
A public credential page anyone can check — the path, the score, the courses behind it.
Start where the placement puts you, and stop when the certificate says you’re done.