Sketching & Whiteboarding

Master sketching & white-boarding with articles courses we have curated together for you.

Paper Prototyping Basics

Most design starts with paper and pen (or should if it isn't!). With paper you can generate & iterate over wireframes at a much faster rate than you could potentially do with a computer. More importantly it helps ensure you don't become too invested or attached to a design. These set of articles are perfect to help you optimize your sketching process.

Stop Talking and Start Sketching: A Guide to Paper PrototypingMedium

3 rapid prototyping exercises to improve your UX skillsMedium

Lessons learned from running Sketchstorming workshopsMedium

Become a Pro at Whiteboarding

Designing low-fidelity wireframes don't just happen on paper but on whiteboards too especially when collaborating and mapping out user journeys for different scenarios based on constraints and requirements. These articles will give you an essential crash course in ensuring you are able to effectively draw & communicate your ideas when at a whiteboard. P.S. they also work great for preparing you for interviews.

Practical whiteboarding for UX designersMedium

Extremely Useful Whiteboard Templates For Efficient Workshops — Part 1Medium

Learn these two simple techniques that will dramatically improve your whiteboard skillsMedium

Product Design Exercises We Use At WeWork InterviewsMedium

Develop Good Sketch Noting Habits

Not everyone is born an artist, but just like design, drawing can be learned and is essential to making you a better designer as it can transform the ways you visualize ideas and scenarios. In these handful of articles, you will see how real-world designers have use sketch-noting to their advantage and how you can too!

Create memories by sketchingMedium

‘A safe space to draw’Medium

Sketchnoting for UX designers: WebExpo Conference captured by sketchnotesMedium

Design Thinking VisualizedMedium

UX sketching challenge: 100 days of visual library buildingMedium