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Brilliant how you explain things so easily for beginners! Liked and subbed 🫡

Would you say Mizco is legit? I’m getting out of a horrible boot camp and looking to take more courses. Thanks.

For anyone just wanting to have their menu fixed on top, just watch the 3 first minutes xD 15 minutes tutorial for this is wild. Also, no need to shrink your "Desktop" frame in order to have the vertical scroll to work ; it will only leads to cut your protoype view in the play mode. The warning message in Figma scroll tool is only here to let you know that you content should be bigger than the target screen size (chosen when you create your Desktop frame) :) But thanks for the help!

This was soo helpful! Thank you!

Which design system did you use? Very helpful video 🎉

Thanks for the video, everything is expressed clearly! Could you, please, tell if there is a chance to adapt the size of the text to the size of the frame? For instance, the frame becomes smaller and I want the font to change to a smaller size too. Thank you in advance for your response!

thank you bro for your helpful video and information

since it's been one year of making this video, did figma fix the auto-layout bug that dennis talks about?

thanks, all these videos are so helpful and straight to the point, that's amazing !!!

Thank you very much. That made me easily understand how auto layout works. 😊

So the takeaway is use gradients in borders to make elements stand out over different views. Did we need to watch you build something from scratch for 90% of the video 16:09

holy shit this is actually good

This is actually a good idea! thankss

You got really awesome teaching skills bro

Inundating the user with info is not a way to make it more likely for them to consume and follow through, instead they would be more likely to tag the info all together as noise, and just not register it. So I think this is a very niche sort of thing, and most people would not like this sort of info overload. But it looks nice I guess

I've been looking for a good way to do this. Thank you!

GREAT VIDEO! Thank you so very much for posting this, it really helped me understand Auto Layout & Constrains.

For me the screenshot clarity took from my website/webshop at the heatmaps page of clarity is white, so I cannot see anything on the heatmaps. Do you know what can cause this? I tried a lot already.

Hey Dennis This is vickAlmondo, Takeouts Guy. This is nice. Sending you loads of support ❤❤

Awesome!!

Thank You bro, It was so much helpful,

thanks for teaching so clearly

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UIs are ultimately necessary evils and nothing else. I need an Interface to communicate with the machine before me. That is the only point, the only reason for being for a UI. If there ever comes a point where I can talk to my pc or plug it into my brain, UI web design as a job will disappear over night. Meaning, first and foremost, UIs need to be functional. And after fourty years of computer UI design, one would imagine that all the designing has been done, all the bad ideas have been weeded out, and all the tricks are known. For some reason, this is not the case. e.g., the new youtube UI design they rolled out over the course of the last half year. It doesn't improve ANYTHING. it takes an existing, working, interface, shuffles the existing elements around and then calls that a job well done. The current youtube design works. It will continue working. It will still be working in a thousand years just the way it is now. Or in other words, if it works, don't try to fix it. So yeah, in a way, I would argue that UI design IS dying, by the simple virtue that eventually we will know all the things that work. The better the designers of the present are, the less the designers of the future will have to do outside of functionless aesthetics and pointless redesigns.

How to you deal with scale? For 2D design we have fixed resolutions of screen but in mixed reality scale be can anything. how do you determine what should be the minimum font size, icon size, clickable area and so on…?

How do we make it stop

Outdated as of 2024. Figma introduced variable-mode based responsive typography.

WOOOOOAHHHH finally i understand it

I ilke the color grading. it feels clean

I tired this but it has scaling side effect when zoom in and out quickly you can see grid element growing or shrinking.

Thank you! It helped me.

Where is ar vr ???

Sir, do you have a video on setting up project in figma completely like from setting up color system to fonts and variables etc. like how one should initailize a project in figma after which design should get started. This video was very helpful sir, Thank you. You've got a subscriber.

The only video which helps me to understand the difference between auto layout n constraints 😅, I was so confused between these two

Totally wonderful 🎉

Thanks to your videos, I learned how to work with Figma. Thank you very much!

Awesome I’m excited to start the series !

Please turn off the annoying background music!

This is great. You are a good tutor.

Very good explanation for this feature of autolayout

This click bait crock of shit needs to stop. Spreading mis information. Disliked. 👎

Man, I was looking for this for so long, thank you so much!

you seem like the kind of dude that make the new reddit and youtube layout and think you "improved it" when you just made it worse. But your data shows that 90% of people are too stupid to know how to change the default layout of a site via plugin.

Hey Dennis! Hope this finds you well. I've watched the video three times, but I just understand that this is a way to "tag" the fonts for the handoff stage. I thought that responsive typography would involve a responsive behavior, growing and shrinking following the size of the frame, like frames with auto layout, or responsive websites works. Btw, I'm still unable to find a video that teach exactly that. Is it possible?

Finally I got my answer of my confusion about why this set by default fixed . Thank you 😊

you just explained this in just 8 minutes love it !

Simply Thanks ❤

you really helped me fr, thanks a lot

Thank you king