Figma UI Design Tutorial: Get Started in Just 24 Minutes!

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Do you want to learn Figma but don’t know where to start? Well, if you follow this step-by-step tutorial, it will only take you 24 minutes to learn all the basics you need to know to start designing apps and websites in Figma.

In this Figma tutorial for beginners, UX designer Amr guides you through Figma’s interface and tools following a very valuable principle to start mastering this tool. “If you want to learn the basics, you should copy other designs”.

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🛠Free resources mentioned in this video:
1️⃣ Figma website - www.figma.com/
2️⃣ Figma resources (Food delivery app UI template) - www.figma.com/community/file/852455074698003039
3️⃣ Free Figma icons - www.figma.com/resources/assets/evericons-for-figma…
4️⃣ Unsplash (Free images) - unsplash.com/

⏰ Video Timestamps

0:00 Intro
0:22 Advantages of using Figma
1:22 How to log in into figma.com
1:36 Why you should copy other designs
Start of Tutorial
2:28 How to start a project from a TEMPLATE
5:10 Interface OVERVIEW
5:27 Create a FRAME
6:38 SHAPE and COLOR creation
8:28 CORNER RADIUS adjustment
10:12 Create a CIRCLE
12:25 How to use an ICON
14:28 How to paste IMAGES
15:32 How to use TEXT
18:39 BUTTON UI
21:39 Conclusion
22:32 Next steps

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All Comments (21)
  • @AJSmart
    Do you have more questions about Figma? Leave them in the comments below 👇 And if you want to become a UX designer but don't know how to get started check out our video on that topic 👉 https://youtu.be/t0aCoqXKFOU
  • @umarusman7958
    This was Actually my first ever video for figma 3 years back and now i have full time high paying job as a UX Designer it means alot to me
  • Can we all just take a minute to appreciate how well produced this was? Great scenario, great lightning, great audio, great animations... Very nice!
  • @isaacsomuah
    This is insane. You literally saved me from taking an 11-hour course. I just needed the essentials to mock up my personal website. Thanks man!
  • @StorytellerDan
    LOVE it when I find someone as crystal clear as yourself! Seriously, tutorials ARE seldom THIS good and easy to follow along. Here´s one subscription right here sir! Many thanks for putting this together. Much appreciated.
  • @peterkim994
    This is the exact "learning by doing" which is the fastest way to learn ! Thank you
  • @itsyagirlapes
    Instead of constantly clicking to select an element (especially within a group), you can press CMD, hover over the element you want, and click. It will select that element and save you from multiple (and very annoying) clicks. This was a big game changer for me that I learned while using Sketch. Works on Figma too.
  • Have been using Figma for some months figuring most out myself, but this was a good beginner tutorial. One tip to make picking colors quicker is just to press "i" on your keyboard, immediately will make the eyedropper pop up. Saves a few clicks!
  • @ellepierson4088
    Such a well made video! You explained how to execute things in such an easier manner. I’m just learning Figma, and watching this video really helped jog my memory on a few of the tools I forgot about, so thank you! Can’t wait to start back up, and play around creating mock-ups.
  • Very helpful! I like how you assume that people are coming from a baseline-zero/beginner and go into detail without making it too confusing or lengthy. A true skill! :)
  • As far as "learning things from YouTube" goes, this is like peak achievement here; you're an absolute legend man
  • I am just starting out as UI UX Designer and even the paid course on Udemy was nothing compared to what u showed in first few minutes… thank you so so much for sharing your knowledge …. I can’t wait to start a project and get the needed confidence 😊
  • Amazing video! I have learned a ton from these 20 something minutes. It's not my first time trying to look into figma and tutorials/docs but it was all just so overwhelming before. Thanks a lot for the awesome explanations and clear tips.
  • You videos are incredibly helpful. You don't even know it. Unlike other tutorial videos where they talk for hours and hours and the audience don't get a point. You just go straight to the point and always explain in a way which works best for the beginners like myself. Thank you so much. Hope you get 1 million subscribers in no time!
  • @RebDeb64
    Super helpful way to get started. I was getting a bit overwhelmed with the sheer volume of material when getting started in UI design. This gives me a way to start building. Thank you.
  • @SteveWeltman
    I am not a very good designer (not my day job) but this is an amazing course! I really appreciate the post and learned a lot. The strategy to copy something that's already there makes it a lot less intimidating with learning a new process on a new tool. Thank you again!!
  • @Ailyloves
    I appreciate that you assume that we're complete beginners, and teach us in a simple and easy-to-understand way. I also appreciate that you go into just enough details to help us get started, emphasis on the 'get started'! you don't intimidate or overwhelm us with information.  and when you say to practice doing stuff in Figma, but not start designing something from scratch (which would be intimidating and overwhelming! 😮‍💨for beginners), just copy and learn from other people's design first.. that's so helpful! and it's a relief. I often feel this pressure to create my own design at first, and that's tough. so just copying at first is helpful.
  • I’m an architect, now I can learn how this design tool works easily. Design is a big process, software is a tool. Great video.❤️👌
  • @planetjoy3156
    wow I appreciate you guys creating this content so much!! I just started teaching myself UXD for over a week. Today I searched "how to use Figma 101" on Youtube and so happy this is the first video I clicked on. Very practical that I don't need to look around but can start to practice now. Please keep up the good work! Thank you!!!!!
  • @someguy9440
    I wish all design tutorials were this good. 3 years and 3.4m views later, this is still reaching new people that need it. Thanks a million for uploading this.