Low-Fidelity UX Design and Discovery with Sketch and Miro

Every great digital product begins with a deep understanding of user needs and a simple, structured layout. Mapping out these initial ideas clearly before writing code or polished visual designs saves time and ensures a user-first approach. This text-based course guides you through the fundamental phases of user experience discovery and low-fidelity wireframing, showing you how to translate concepts into structured layouts using Miro and Sketch. What you'll learn: - Understand the core principles of UX discovery, user research, and information architecture. - Map user flows and collaborative mind maps using Miro's digital canvas. - Create structural, low-fidelity wireframes and layouts in Sketch. - Apply mobile-first design principles to structure layouts for smaller screens first. - Integrate basic accessibility considerations into your early-stage wireframes. - Practice translating user feedback into rapid layout iterations. Starting with foundational UX definitions, the course moves systematically from collaborative discovery sessions to structured digital wireframes. You will progress through written explanations, tool-based exercises, and practical design scenarios. This course is designed specifically for beginners with no prior experience in UX design, Sketch, or Miro. Start reading today to master the essential first steps of the product design process.