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Designing Microinteractions with Figma

With Tetiana Gulei Liked by 702 users
Duration: 1h 33m Skill level: Beginner + Intermediate Released: 4/26/2023

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Course details

Figma is one of the go-to tools for UX designers to design microinteractions. In this course, expert Tetiana Gulei shows learners how Figma can be used to create various microinteractions from scratch. Learn what microinteractions are and why they are crucial to good UX design. Find out how to prototype and create animation in Figma. Explore ways to create simple microinteractions like drags, scrolls, overlays, and more. Plus, dive into creating more complex microinteractions, including loading spinners, dropdowns, buttons, and volume sliders. Test your understanding as you go with the challenges that accompany each chapter!

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4.7 out of 5

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  • Darwin P. Darwin P.

    Darwin P.

    @LinkedIn

    5/5 February 17, 2026
    A brilliant, hands-on deep dive into the details that separate good UX from great UX. This course took me beyond basic clicking and showed me how to use Figma’s native animation types to create truly tactile interfaces. I now feel fully equipped to prototype everything from subtle hover states to complex, multi-step interactive components with confidence.
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  • Justin R. Schüttpelz Justin R. Schüttpelz

    Justin R. Schüttpelz

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    4/5 December 1, 2025
    was good information. only 2 issues imo are that the example files already have the finished file instead of the initial starting version. and the example files could have been split into chapters instead of segments (chapter1, chapter2, chapter3) this way a user with a free figma plan, can also follow along without having to combine the segments manually (this is possible btw, tedious, but possible).
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  • Abhinav Gupta Abhinav Gupta

    Abhinav Gupta

    Design & Build Leader | 20 Yrs Leadership in Interior Design | CX Strategy | SOP Excellence | Team Scaling & Process Innovation | MBA – Marketing |…

    5/5 September 4, 2025
    That was one of the most wonderful courses I have taken on the platform of LinkedIn Learning. More than perfect. Thank you so much for being so patient and informative.
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  • Practice while you learn 1 exercise file
  • Test your knowledge 3 quizzes
  • Learn on the go Access on tablet and phone

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