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Design for e-Commerce in a Mobile-first World

by Megan Young

Looking to design an online store? In this course, you'll learn best practices when designing for e-commerce. You'll learn the most important bits to include in a store design, most efficient tools and process, and a bit about shopper behavior. Software required: Visual Studio, Google Chrome, Photoshop CC.

What you'll learn

Overwhelmed with the task of designing a responsive online shopping experience? If you're used to working in a static creative process, this course Design for e-Commerce in a Mobile-first World, will ease you in to designing in-browser. First you'll use a stable of online tools to generate responsive store mock-ups. Next, you'll learn a bit about different types of online shopping experiences, and how to meet varying needs of shopper demand in with our store design. Finally, we'll generate a site style guide and cross-device store mock-ups. When you've completed this course, you'll have a better understanding of varying requirements for e-commerce, as well as a knowledge of the most efficient tools and frameworks to design in a browser-based environment. Software required: Visual Studio, Google Chrome, Photoshop CC.

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About the author

Megan Young is a freelance designer and front-end developer in beautiful southern Oregon. After graduating from Oregon State University, Megan began her career in design working primarily in print advertising for small agencies, before making her way into the world of front-end design and development. Megan has worked in the design industry for over 10 years and has spent the last 11 years specializing in e-commerce and front-end development. When Megan isn't making courses for Pluralsight, you'... more

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