Interactive Prototyping and Design Critique in Sketch

Turning static design concepts into interactive, testable prototypes is a critical skill for any aspiring designer. Understanding how to present these concepts and iterate based on constructive feedback is what separates great digital products from the rest. This text-based course guides you through the entire prototyping workflow, from initial wireframing to interactive connections and collaborative design critiques. You will learn how to map user flows, build clickable transitions, and participate in productive feedback sessions that refine your design decisions. What you'll learn: - Understand foundational prototyping concepts and user experience terminology - Map user journeys and connect low-fidelity wireframes using Miro and Sketch - Create interactive click-through prototypes with realistic transitions - Apply structured design critique frameworks to give and receive actionable feedback - Integrate modern accessibility standards into your early prototype layouts - Establish efficient collaboration workflows to present your prototypes to stakeholders You will start with core prototyping principles and wireframing basics before moving into hands-on interactive building in Sketch. The course concludes with practical methods for presenting your work, organizing feedback, and executing design iterations based on critiques. This course is designed for absolute beginners to UX/UI design, product management, or digital creation, with no prior prototyping experience required. Start reading today to build your first interactive prototype and elevate your design communication skills.