this is neither here nor there and just a random flex on my part, but some of my work is included in this year's edition of the HIG. yet I'm still here learning from Mizko 😎
2:30 auto doesn't detect your timezone, it listens for your system's setting. you could have dark mode turned on during the day and light mode turned on at night if you're a crazy person
Nice to see you back Mizko, we noticed your absence , I think I should through a bash to celebrate this, Am exited as this will help me get deeper into mobile development and designing. On top of that, protopie was made free for life, what a month full of joy😁
Btw, I also didn't like the illustrations, and there weren't enough illustrations for examples of things like input, components etc. Would be nice to have more visual cues so that we as designers understand what Apple is referring to.
I understand that, but Apple was focusing on inclusivity a lot this year. Just missed it with the resources. Would have been a nice addition I guess :)
@@Mizko it would have to be a one-off Figma community file because we still can’t publish and update public libraries in Figma as we can in Sketch. Apple couldn’t control and update the library the same way they do with the Sketch files. That would probably mean a lot of extra work each time Apple updates their resources.
Guys, when Mizko talks about toggles in the menu on the left, are these menu items actually called toggles? Don't toggles refer to more like toggle switches like ON/OFF? Please could someone clarify whats is the correct way?
technically its dropdown, but one could also see that single action of making a dropdown reveal its content as "toggling". Its in no relation to design aspect of what a toggle is. He is just referring to the action in the video.
Nice video. Personally, switching recently from Android to iOS, I found the first much better for user interactions. It seems to me that with iOS the active elements and some decoration elements on the screen are too small, compared to those derived by the Material guidelines in Android.
this is neither here nor there and just a random flex on my part, but some of my work is included in this year's edition of the HIG. yet I'm still here learning from Mizko 😎
Thank you WEALTH! :) Would love to know what part you contributed to!
@@Mizko I am one of the "best practices" when it comes to keyboard design ;)
sorry to be cagey, but yano, it's the internet.
2:30 auto doesn't detect your timezone, it listens for your system's setting. you could have dark mode turned on during the day and light mode turned on at night if you're a crazy person
Loooooove this video my man! 🔥
This was really helpful; thank you!
Great video 👍. Going through it right now. Thanks for the heads-up!!
Thank you Rajiv!! Glad you enjoyed it
Nice to see you back Mizko, we noticed your absence , I think I should through a bash to celebrate this, Am exited as this will help me get deeper into mobile development and designing. On top of that, protopie was made free for life, what a month full of joy😁
Thank you Chris! Appreciate it :) Ha, yes it was major news :) I've got some ProtoPie videos coming up soon.
I'm just starting my design journey and this seem to really handy. Thanks
It's an incredible resource if you are designing for the Apple OS or even any interface in general.
I think the reason that Figma isn't included is that Apple designers aren't allowed to use it because of privacy reasons. Internally, they use Sketch.
I did see a Twitter thread about this. But I’m wondering why Adobe XD is there though?
@@Mizko bcs they’re long time partner?
Great resources indeed. Thank you sir.
I still don't know why Figma isn't included in their update?
Figma is browser-based. Apple would never store their top secret designs on someone else’s servers that aren’t under Apple’s control.
Love the content... 2:09 can you tell us what type of a transition you use here?? its really cool
Btw, I also didn't like the illustrations, and there weren't enough illustrations for examples of things like input, components etc. Would be nice to have more visual cues so that we as designers understand what Apple is referring to.
Thank you for such detailed breakdown!
You r awesome
9:30 yes! I am saying to myself "hey this isn't material design? " since beginning of video :)
Great minds think a like!
Looks like they listened to you, arrows added before toggles
Hi mizko!
Would you be able to come up with a video
Explaining complex dashboard design prototype
-> How to do it the laziest way
and this is what apple does right where Microsoft fails. Microsoft is woefully halfhearted in everything it does, even fluent design
My take would be because Sketch is native and is Mac-only while Figma is web based.
I understand that, but Apple was focusing on inclusivity a lot this year. Just missed it with the resources. Would have been a nice addition I guess :)
@@Mizko it would have to be a one-off Figma community file because we still can’t publish and update public libraries in Figma as we can in Sketch. Apple couldn’t control and update the library the same way they do with the Sketch files. That would probably mean a lot of extra work each time Apple updates their resources.
Guys, when Mizko talks about toggles in the menu on the left, are these menu items actually called toggles? Don't toggles refer to more like toggle switches like ON/OFF? Please could someone clarify whats is the correct way?
technically its dropdown, but one could also see that single action of making a dropdown reveal its content as "toggling". Its in no relation to design aspect of what a toggle is. He is just referring to the action in the video.
What's the URL to this ?
Nice video. Personally, switching recently from Android to iOS, I found the first much better for user interactions. It seems to me that with iOS the active elements and some decoration elements on the screen are too small, compared to those derived by the Material guidelines in Android.
where did you get those documents? please link in the description and warn me if you do so...
❤Mizko
Thank you!
I don't understand the decision to not add a drop down identifier like a caret or something like that.
holy fkkk, I didn't knew such a thing existed as a UI / UX Designer. 💀💀
Now you know.