Visão Geral

Este curso ensina como criar interfaces profissionais e responsivas para web e desktop, combinando princípios sólidos de design, padrões modernos, boas práticas e domínio de ferramentas. Você aprenderá a adaptar layouts para diferentes resoluções, criar grids flexíveis, tipografia escalável, componentes consistentes e interfaces funcionais que se ajustam perfeitamente a monitores, notebooks e telas de diferentes tamanhos.

Objetivo

Após realizar este curso, você será capaz de:

• Criar interfaces modernas, funcionais e visualmente consistentes
• Desenvolver layouts responsivos para diferentes resoluções de desktop
• Construir grids, tipografia fluída e componentes escaláveis
• Aplicar padrões de UI amplamente utilizados no mercado
• Utilizar ferramentas de prototipagem para interfaces responsivas
• Preparar interfaces para handoff com eficiência

Publico Alvo

• Pessoas iniciantes ou intermediárias em UI Design
• Designers UX/UI e Product Designers
• Estudantes de design digital
• Profissionais que desejam dominar layouts responsivos
• Desenvolvedores que buscam aprimorar o design das interfaces

Pre-Requisitos

• Noções básicas de design ou interesse na área
• Familiaridade com Figma (ou similar) é desejável, mas não obrigatória

Conteúdo Programatico

Module 1 – Fundamentals of UI Design

1. Principles of visual hierarchy
2. Contrast, spacing, balance and alignment
3. UI patterns and best practices
4. Understanding interface types for web and desktop

Module 2 – Responsive Design Foundations

1. What is responsive UI?
2. Fixed, fluid and adaptive layouts
3. Breakpoints for desktop resolutions
4. Scaling rules and layout adaptation

Module 3 – Grids and Layout Structure

1. Creating 12-column grids
2. Margins, gutters and spacing systems
3. Multi-grid setups for wide screens
4. Component placement and alignment

Module 4 – Typography for Desktop Interfaces

1. Font pairing and readability
2. Modular scale and responsive font sizing
3. Line height, spacing and text grids
4. Creating typographic systems

Module 5 – Colors, Themes and Visual Consistency

1. Color theory for UI
2. Accessible color combinations
3. Creating palettes and semantic colors
4. Light theme and dark theme strategies

Module 6 – Components and UI Patterns

1. UI component architecture
2. Buttons, forms, menus and navigation patterns
3. Cards, tables and dashboard structures
4. Interactive states: hover, focus, active, disabled

Module 7 – Web UI Patterns

1. Navigation bars, mega menus and drawers
2. Content grids, hero sections and CTAs
3. Table design, filters and interactions
4. Page layouts and scroll behaviors

Module 8 – Desktop Application UI

1. Window, panel and sidebar structures
2. Dense interfaces vs. spacious layouts
3. Keyboard shortcuts and productivity patterns
4. High-information workflows

Module 9 – Prototyping Responsive Interfaces

1. Setting frames and constraints
2. Auto Layout for scalability
3. Responsive components
4. Previewing desktop breakpoints

Module 10 – Accessibility in UI

1. WCAG essentials
2. Keyboard navigation
3. Color contrast and text guidelines
4. Designing inclusive experiences

Module 11 – Handoff and Implementation

1. Documenting UI for developers
2. Using design specs and annotations
3. Exporting assets and components
4. Communication workflows with engineering

Module 12 – Final Project

1. Designing a complete responsive interface (web + desktop)
2. Component library creation
3. Prototype delivery
4. Presentation and final review