Figma product mockup

#shorts #figma #mockup
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[@bhatshakir817]

Thats how u give numerous hours of frustation to a developer

[@josh0147]

Can you explain how?

[@alikhanhotak511]

@@josh0147 The UI designer is just dragging, dropping and sliding for the opacity, while the developers have to do that with actual code, which takes a lot of time. They have to get the opacity right the position, have that show upside down. So much things

[@josh0147]

@@alikhanhotak511 would It be easier to get the image he’s just made and merge it into one? Would that save the guy who’s coding it from having to do opacity etc and they could just use the 1 image he’s made?

[@yashsharma1080]

​@@josh0147Yeah, that's how it's done

[@alikhanhotak511]

@@josh0147 yea that would be possible, as long as the image quality stays as it is.

[@danieldey]

Dude! Make more such tutorials!!!

[@pluto1334]

Animations with th-cam.com/video/aMFUuGZ9LEs/w-d-xo.html

[@DavidStavegard]

I love that ending - "And it's done!". Give me like 5-6 hours and I'll say the same! Maybe swapping out "it's"to "I'm" 😂

[@benherbst3620]

😂

[@tamaraboo00]

😂😂

[@Oxytocin_NA]

should keep the final image for a second or two in the end so that we can use the progress slider and compare the final result

[@cedrictheveneau9141]

Really cool ! Love it ! Now we need a code tutorial

[@uncolorr]

[@swaroop4una]

We need more tutorials like this please make more

[@therankingworld7627]

Woahhhhhh soooo cooooollll

[@tomashruska2171]

we need more of these tutrials

[@Jutenas]

Sweet! Thanks for showing 🙂

[@1wayLane26]

thank you! keep up the good work bro

[@andyatmosphere]

So simple but effective!

[@salawudeenambali4700]

Simple and straight forward

[@infinitedesigns_io]

Super awesome but even better if you would slow down a hair and show what the end product looks like. Cut away way too fast. I understand that's the trend nowadays but geez! haha Awesome stuff though!

[@irzq_z]

I’m falling love with Figma

[@arsalanali7512]

Add new color and use gradient on that instead of making new layers

[@MacChoo]

This reminds of making emblems in the bo2 days

[@myfeatheredfriends254]

Wow this is so helpful

[@B_Migs]

Haha, stop making it look so easy... Thanks Ace!

[@ahmedhafiz2419]

That Shadow trick is new to me

[@MrFarqi180]

Very cool! ❤

[@jonyeazel]

good stuff brother.

[@thatsalot3577]

I can think of the corresponding css as he's explaining.

[@chrisapostolou4354]

Is it easy in coding?

[@thatsalot3577]

@@chrisapostolou4354 wouldn't consider it easy but I'm kinda used to it as I'm not very good at using figma or adobe xd,
With enough practice you can also do it in real time as he's explaining.
It's all about experience and very little about knowledge.

[@vaisakhkm783]

@@chrisapostolou4354 as i am not good at figma, it is easier for me to do this in css

[@mdstyles_]

Amazing video gonna try this

[@akane8615]

MORE OF THIS PLS

[@domni4699]

Very nice!

[@KENISLIVE3]

Instead of reducing opacity u could do multiply on the screen

[@julleketbulleke]

What if the shop sells something other than shoes, or different shapes of shoes, u cant realistically create a mirror and dropshadow per item.

[@obinnaibem]

Very simple and powerful

[@aquiyahdesigns]

This is awesome

[@mirka488]

Thank you 👍

[@_manishray_]

Awesome. 😮

[@abdullahmohammed5236]

You just master it

[@rahulochani578]

Love it

[@acetechnics3420]

Regular classes available?

[@connectionism3754]

There was a time when this was seen as an absolute no no for any product online.

[@savitawalki1730]

Awesome

[@ahmedamber]

Witch software you are using?

[@realmeee]

Figma need an option right click over image to set a mask with out dropping a rectangle

[@gujjarch83]

Amazing

[@luizg.zambrano]

how can I make the same thing for 3D objects like a box mockup? Because in this case, the reflection must have another dimension, and not just a linear reflection as a 2D object.

[@amitkoyande]

I use Photoshop.

[@user-ct8np9yg7v]

can we make a same thing on framer

[@JayPatel-ou2ud]

Wow 😍

[@damirrashidullin9323]

Круто! Спасибо😁

[@mrpixelgrapher]

Why not just do it in photoshop and then add it to figma??

[@freefellow]

make full vid

[@nabaa_ataib]

Genious

[@mefizto.]

Pretty useful!

[@Sparkee05]

can someone let me know what the point of doing something like this in Figma over photoshop? Seems like a lot of unnecessary clicks in Figma when this can be done in only 3 layers in photoshop (shoe, shadow, reflection).

[@umarabduqahhorov7608]

How did u take this picture

[@user-wz4qs9un1x]

nice 0:12

[@arunbelur6759]

Why do always show you face in tutorials. Isn’t the whole idea to see what you’re doing rather than see your face?

[@denisgut]

Dude, you don’t have to make all these 3 layers, but instead you could have made only 1 with all that settings

[@iben1195]

Is one click on PowerPoint 🤗

[@entrinsek9230]

Very fast need a video for it about 2 or 3 minutes hhh

[@gold571]

Figma B-

[@molokofreak]

wow, it's like Photoshop 3.0

[@colsjit]

In canvas that's 3 steps

[@karansharma1gaming]

I can literally do this in picsart😜😭👆🏻

[@Vibe4ant]

Shadow needs more work.

[@badbrother_2023]

Huh now code it

[@outpost31737]

Dude you need to sort your head out and I mean quite literally move it out of the way so we can see what you're doing.

[@mikeyturralde]

oh yeah, didn't even notice that but you're right. This would be better if the face cam was out of the way on the left or something

[@Oscar4u69]

figma what 🤨😳

[@uzzmah]

"Amateur" Graphic designer here. Can Figma be used as an alternative to Adobe Illustrator? If not, why so?

[@savvosg]

They are used for different fields. Think about Figma as Adobe XD. They are tools for UI/UX designing.

[@hobisdimples94]

As someone who uses both, Illustrator definitely has more advanced tools for certain functions. Personally Figma is incredibly user friendly and honestly I like the interface better and find it useful for quick layouts. But there's no replacement for AI when trying to do complex graphics. I think it's good to be proficient in both programs and use them together for efficiency, rather than just one or the other.

[@uzzmah]

@@savvosg Got it, thanks👍🏼

[@uzzmah]

@@hobisdimples94 Thank you, great suggestion 👍🏼

[@juts_sama]

supafas

[@--.--]

Figma mоnkeys haven't heard about Photoshop

[@chestify950]

Wtf