Web design has been something I've experimented since I was 13. I really love it. I'm currently in my third year studying Computer Science, and I would really love to go into front end development instead of back-end. However, because I'm studying Computer Science, I'm obviously only learning the coding side of things, not so much the "design". I really want to know more about the design side as well so I can understand the best of both worlds. Your videos are incredibly helpful to me! I draw a lot, and love that, I'm hoping that will help me a bit too. You're an inspiration to me Charli, I really admire you. :)
Chloe Rose that's awesome Chloe!! I'm trying to get my head around 'teaching' videos like this one so that I can start to make some about design principles and stuff because it sounds like it will really come in handy for you to learn design thinking alongside your development skills. drawing will definitely help a lot, cos you'll be instinctively thinking about composition which is a HUGE part of design :)
You're honestly a great teacher, that's why I enjoy your videos; you make things easy to understand. That's incredibly kind of you, yes they will come in SO handy! I enjoy every video you put out there :) Thanks for putting out consistently amazing content :D
Great tutorial! I appreciate the clear and concise explanations of the wireframing process, as well as the emphasis on the importance of creating a solid foundation for website design.
I usually don't leave comments, but I had to this one time. Your video was extremely helpful for my course project! It was straight to the point and easy to understand. Thank you so much!
So glad I stumbled on your videos! Just getting my head around wireframing and so far haven't found anyone else who doesn't go straight into techy talk I don't understand!
I'm training to become a web design/developer after teaching design for the past 6 years. The "crazy 8" technique is something I used to use with my students to encourage them to explore design concepts and generate a range of ideas. Great stuff.
Here 4 years late lol but great video! I am an SEO Specialist that started a Web Design and Development firm and our designer didn't like being committed to a company so I watched this to understand what goes into a wireframe of a website! Thank you!
If you're ever in the states. I owe you lunch ;) I"m a Sr. Industrial Designer but am just starting in UXUI and was so nervous about making this transition. You've helped to take away the mystery and concerns that I've had about UXUI. Thanks Charli, You're my Shero!!!
Paige Boyd that's awesome! If there is ever anything you'd like to hear a video on let me know. I'm sure if you're wondering about it others will be too :)
Very useful. Ive been procrastinating building me a website for a while now, not the least bc I couldnt find anyone to explain important steps in a digestible, quick manner. Love your vids, thank you
Hi Charli - I really liked the way your helped us think in the designer way. For a long time, I was struggling to find the right design for my product, I am lucky to find your video. I especially like the idea of having 8 or more designs to a single page. Loved it Thank you so much.
Really good information with lots of helpful tips, all in a concise order. No fluff and I learned a lot. Really upbeat and a superb example of what a tutorial video should be.
This is really helpful for me rn. I have to design a website for school and my teacher didn’t explain anything so here I am watching tutorials on TH-cam.🙃
Really great process. We're redesigning a page, so I am going to audit the content and then work from that list. The Crazy 8s idea on tabloid paper is fantastic for brainstorming! The bigger the paper, the more space your brain feels it has to get those ideas out!
I always find it interesting to see how people come up with ideas, I really like the idea of almost "emptying your brain" of all possible ideas in order to find the perfect one :)
Smay Prangley yeah! You feel silly at first when you come up with something that is obviously not going to work... but it isn't obvious until you put it on paper so it's good to get it out of your head so you can move on from it!
Thanks for this!! Trying to complete an assignment for OU module and needed ideas on Wireframes and what to include for 'rough sketch'. This really helped. Very clear and concise!!
Loved this. I've been really caught up on the idea that I need to find the right wireframing software to use and have kind of let that blind me to the fact that the process is much slower if you don't start by hand (which also would discourage me from exploring alternatives - an area I have problems with already). I've got a small series of notes from this that I think will help me out a lot.
nevarware that's SO good to hear! Honestly, comments like this are why I make videos. Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts. I'm so glad you found this video useful :)
I lovvvvvve your design vids! Once I am done with my advertising degree, I will go for graphic design, and your vids help me understand and know more things about it. Thanks!
sheldon johnson that's awesome! Your advertising degree will give you a head start in learning graphic design I'm sure, because you'll already have that solid base of creative thinking :)
hey Charli, so happy to have found your channel. learning a lot. A video on process of a webpage design would be great... illustrating how you start and end your webdesign would be great... or do you have a any references. I'm a graphic designer who mainly works in print, but am now crossing over to web.
Fascinating! Very similar to the process I use in print design. It is helpful to realize the similarities as I'm considering changing sector. Your tutorial style is great!
piney silver yes you're right!! there are definite similarities :) I too switched from print to web design (and still do a bit of print). it was a fun change to make! Wishing you all the best if you do decide to make the change :)
Very, really, very much grateful to you for this video, it helped me a lot and allowed me to organize information in my head, as well as see how others do the same.
Simplistic but at the same time great wireframing approach. Is it good advice if one knows at three 3 different types of proryping tools and if so, which would you nominate?
Obsessed with your videos :) Binge-watching :p Just love the way you speak and explain bcoz I m a bad listener but I can listen to you whole day, does not irritate me.
Hi! I'm from Brazil and just arrived on your channel following tips from Roberto Blake on his channel and I'm appreciating your knowledge! Nowadays I'm preparing myself to move to New Zealand with a objective to work on design too and I must to say thank you so much to being and share all these tips! = )
Thank you I learnt something new today. I'm a newbie to web dev and this really helps me figure out the designs... btw you look super cute when talking about stuff lol
i'm glad you found the video useful, but it's really degrading to say I "look cute when talking about stuff". My value as an educator is not at all connected to my appearance and when you comment like this, it tells me that that is what you value.
@@charlimarieTV Your video was indeed helpful and when I said "whatever I said" that was a form of complement to you as a person, you are content creator and being one of your viewers and followers I personally think there's nothing wrong with it and if that bothers you imma just take that back and no I value your content more than your appearance so that's not what I'm after nor looking for. Anyways its entirely upto you how you percieve it, just smile and get on with your day. Anyways cheers. Stay healthy and safe. Adios!
A brilliant K iwi designer I love your stuff. you really inspired me to design in a more real way. Id love to do you tube videos too but I just dont have the face for it. Keeping Kiwi's on the map. priceless
Thanks so much!! And don't be so hard on yourself, if you think you have some stuff to share that people would benefit from you should totally make videos!
Please make a deep video on wireframe such as what will be the grid size and the small small components u use.... it will be helpful .... I'm getting more interested to learn wireframes Thumbs up for the amazing content 👍
Could you maybe upload a timelapse of you designing a website from start to finish? Similar to 3:52 (but continue going from the wireframe to the finished product). I really like seeing how people layout stuff on a web page and how they think when designing websites. Thanks and great video!
Yea, as I think about it, it can talk a really long time. But, if in the future you chose to, look up the video "sketch 3 tutorial for space UX by Maex". I don't know about the rest of your audience, but I really enjoy those types of videos because I can see the designer changing things on the fly, so I really understand their design process. Thanks for the reply and great videos! I recently subscribed and I really enjoy your content!
Loved this video! I love web design, but I'm really inexperienced with it. I mostly use pre-made themes for my blog, and then customize them as much as possible, because I know nothing about building one from scratch. My main issue is that every time I redesign my blog, about 2 months later I end up super unhappy with it and feel like I need to totally re-do it. Do you have any tips on how to settle on a brand / theme and layout for a blog or website? I guess I'm just really fickle, I dunno. Haha.
katherinethe19th ooo I definitely have some advice for this! The purpose of design is to solve a problem, so think about what problems you want your blog design to solve (eg: make it easy to read posts, easy to find categories, keep people on your site by offering more content to read when they finish one post, that sort of thing) then use design to find solutions to those problems. If you're feeling like you can't settle on something it's probably because you haven't found the best solution to the problem yet so keep trying, and remember that the simpler option is generally going to be the best one! :)
I start my UI/UX program in January, but I began watching you before I knew you were a designer! I also use the "8 fold" method when designing logos. I love just starting out with a pen and paper! I also get to carried away with how things are aligned if I start on the computer. I usually end up using a different and better design than I originally thought I was going for. This video was really helpful! I was wondering if you would recommend any books on UI/UX design? Or coding? I think it would also make a great video!
Haleigh Taylor that's awesome that you use this process for logo design too! :) I will have a think about books to recommend. I don't own any myself, and prefer to just learn online, but a few people have asked for a video like that so I need to do some research and buy some books to recommend some. thanks for the suggestion!
It's an definitely important step of design! There are a few times for assignments I tried to jump right into indesign and it always seemed to take ten times longer to come up with something that way.
Hi there, Thanks a lot for this very useful tutorial. I was wondering what is the soft you're using right after (03:52) ? Do you have any "free" recommendation for this part too (I'm a student). Thanks'n keep rockin' !
Thank you for these easy quick tutorials! Very helpful and encouraging. I specially like the lil' feet showing up to the far right at around 2:32 and 2:40. Foota?! (-:
I never really do the design stage. I just skip it. I really enjoy your content. Could you possibly do a Adobe illustration tutorial? I find your way of talking and telling me and everyone else really interesting and I've tried to find other tutorials but it just doesn't skin in. Keep making the awesome content! 😊
Sorry for my slow reply. Been ever so busy with my photography course work. I've only used Illustrator once or twice and I only copied my designs into Illustrator rom photoshop. Maybe a video on the basics? How to setup your work and use the different functions? Thanks :)
So good to see other designers their process! Just wanted to let you know I really enjoy your videos (especially your design ones), keep up the good work! :)
Web design has been something I've experimented since I was 13. I really love it. I'm currently in my third year studying Computer Science, and I would really love to go into front end development instead of back-end. However, because I'm studying Computer Science, I'm obviously only learning the coding side of things, not so much the "design". I really want to know more about the design side as well so I can understand the best of both worlds. Your videos are incredibly helpful to me! I draw a lot, and love that, I'm hoping that will help me a bit too. You're an inspiration to me Charli, I really admire you. :)
Chloe Rose that's awesome Chloe!! I'm trying to get my head around 'teaching' videos like this one so that I can start to make some about design principles and stuff because it sounds like it will really come in handy for you to learn design thinking alongside your development skills. drawing will definitely help a lot, cos you'll be instinctively thinking about composition which is a HUGE part of design :)
You're honestly a great teacher, that's why I enjoy your videos; you make things easy to understand. That's incredibly kind of you, yes they will come in SO handy! I enjoy every video you put out there :) Thanks for putting out consistently amazing content :D
I love this! I am definitely guilty of skipping straight to the design stage way too often, haha.
Karen Kavett Don't worry I think we all are!!
Great tutorial! I appreciate the clear and concise explanations of the wireframing process, as well as the emphasis on the importance of creating a solid foundation for website design.
Short in length, Precise to points and Beautiful in presentation. You got me subscribed :)
Good work Charli !!
+seenu jacob woohoo! Thank you :) So glad you enjoyed it. I have more design tutorials like this coming up in the next few months.
I usually don't leave comments, but I had to this one time. Your video was extremely helpful for my course project! It was straight to the point and easy to understand. Thank you so much!
thanks for watching Julia! I really appreciate you taking the time to comment!
To draw as many wireframes as you can first seems like a very effective way to get inspiration. Thanks a lot!
+LuukS iewers super effective! give it a try :)
So glad I stumbled on your videos! Just getting my head around wireframing and so far haven't found anyone else who doesn't go straight into techy talk I don't understand!
glad I could help Ellie!
Great video Charli - thanks for sharing your process/techniques :)
thanks for watching!
I'm training to become a web design/developer after teaching design for the past 6 years. The "crazy 8" technique is something I used to use with my students to encourage them to explore design concepts and generate a range of ideas. Great stuff.
Here 4 years late lol but great video! I am an SEO Specialist that started a Web Design and Development firm and our designer didn't like being committed to a company so I watched this to understand what goes into a wireframe of a website! Thank you!
This was so helpful, thank you! I'm actually working on a website myself and this just got me really inspired :)
+HannaCreative awesome Hanna!
If you're ever in the states. I owe you lunch ;)
I"m a Sr. Industrial Designer but am just starting in UXUI and was so nervous about making this transition. You've helped to take away the mystery and concerns that I've had about UXUI.
Thanks Charli, You're my Shero!!!
I love the crazy 8's exercise! Totally using this in the next brainstorm session at my agency.
it's so useful right!?
+CharliMarieTV for sure! I think this just made my week
These videos are really helpful, I'm studying website design at university at the moment and it's always nice to get pointers from a professional!
Paige Boyd that's awesome! If there is ever anything you'd like to hear a video on let me know. I'm sure if you're wondering about it others will be too :)
Very useful. Ive been procrastinating building me a website for a while now, not the least bc I couldnt find anyone to explain important steps in a digestible, quick manner. Love your vids, thank you
I'm thinking about changing careers to UX design. This was a really helpful insight. Thanks. Also, you are very likable and easy to listen to.
Hi Charli - I really liked the way your helped us think in the designer way. For a long time, I was struggling to find the right design for my product, I am lucky to find your video. I especially like the idea of having 8 or more designs to a single page. Loved it Thank you so much.
glad you found it useful!
What a nice, and simplistic way to teach others wireframe design!
Two thumbs up Charli 👌
thanks Joe!
Thanks for sharing! I've been watching quite a few wireframing tutorials this week. You explain it every efficiently and I like that.
+Oscar Zezatti glad you found it useful Oscar! :)
Really good information with lots of helpful tips, all in a concise order. No fluff and I learned a lot. Really upbeat and a superb example of what a tutorial video should be.
+Lee Wood thank you Lee! What wonderful feedback!
This is really helpful for me rn. I have to design a website for school and my teacher didn’t explain anything so here I am watching tutorials on TH-cam.🙃
Really great process. We're redesigning a page, so I am going to audit the content and then work from that list. The Crazy 8s idea on tabloid paper is fantastic for brainstorming! The bigger the paper, the more space your brain feels it has to get those ideas out!
I always find it interesting to see how people come up with ideas, I really like the idea of almost "emptying your brain" of all possible ideas in order to find the perfect one :)
Smay Prangley yeah! You feel silly at first when you come up with something that is obviously not going to work... but it isn't obvious until you put it on paper so it's good to get it out of your head so you can move on from it!
Thanks for this!! Trying to complete an assignment for OU module and needed ideas on Wireframes and what to include for 'rough sketch'. This really helped. Very clear and concise!!
glad I could help!
Thank you so much for sharing your ideas and techniques. I am new to wireframing and your tips are extremely helpful! Thanks again!
I like this video! Ispired me to start designing. I am beginners in this world. Thanks a lot Charli :)
Loved this. I've been really caught up on the idea that I need to find the right wireframing software to use and have kind of let that blind me to the fact that the process is much slower if you don't start by hand (which also would discourage me from exploring alternatives - an area I have problems with already). I've got a small series of notes from this that I think will help me out a lot.
nevarware that's SO good to hear! Honestly, comments like this are why I make videos. Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts. I'm so glad you found this video useful :)
Not only the looks but talent is really effective
yes, my looks really help me a lot with web design.
I love this. Very straight forward and easy to understand.
I just loved how well you explained everything.
+Yashwanth Yash thank you!
I lovvvvvve your design vids! Once I am done with my advertising degree, I will go for graphic design, and your vids help me understand and know more things about it. Thanks!
sheldon johnson that's awesome! Your advertising degree will give you a head start in learning graphic design I'm sure, because you'll already have that solid base of creative thinking :)
That 8 drawings of wireframes is so damn good. Thank yaaa missy for this awesome information !
Good tip on wireframing; I'm just getting into for prototyping - like the sharpie and paper approach.
sometimes simple is best right! :)
WOW. THIS IS SUCH A GREAT AND USEFUL VIDEO! THANK YOU SO MUCH! YOU'VE GOT SO MUCH TALENT.
I'm binge watching all your videos. :)
You're design vids are amazing!!! Keep them coming! I love everything on your channel, it's everything I like on TH-cam in once place lol
SpencerBoechler ahh this is an amazing comment! thank you so much for watching :D
This is amazing! My Web Languages teacher is actually using this video for one of our projects and tells us to use designs like yours!
I love your design related videos! really easy to understand and i always get in a creative mood. moooooore please!! :)
I LOVE making them so I'm so pleased you like them! more are coming don't you worry!
hey Charli, so happy to have found your channel. learning a lot. A video on process of a webpage design would be great... illustrating how you start and end your webdesign would be great... or do you have a any references. I'm a graphic designer who mainly works in print, but am now crossing over to web.
I don't know the first thing about anything like this so I find this video so interesting! Thanks for making it!
katiemayoxx that's so awesome. Thanks for watching Katie :)
Fascinating! Very similar to the process I use in print design. It is helpful to realize the similarities as I'm considering changing sector. Your tutorial style is great!
piney silver yes you're right!! there are definite similarities :) I too switched from print to web design (and still do a bit of print). it was a fun change to make! Wishing you all the best if you do decide to make the change :)
Thanks for this video! I always reference it when I am feeling iffy about wireframing on paper.
I'm trying to teach myself the basics of web design at the moment so found this extremely useful - thank you! Subscribed :)
Simple and very clear explanation. Crazy 8 idea was really helpful. Keep on making such great contents. Thank you.
you're welcome!
Very, really, very much grateful to you for this video, it helped me a lot and allowed me to organize information in my head, as well as see how others do the same.
I'm learning how to code/design websites at uni and I have been stuck with where to start, this crazy 8s exercise has got me through that block!
I an so enjoying your videos. They really put things in perspective.
Love the way you work and plan ahead!
Good Work CharliMarie, i love this tutorial
+Elvee Nana so glad you enjoyed it :)
Thanks Charlie Marie
alot because the video has helped me in my assignment.....
Simplistic but at the same time great wireframing approach.
Is it good advice if one knows at three 3 different types of proryping tools and if so, which would you nominate?
Excellent video Charli, my brain almost died when you made the first list on the paper with everything bendy hahaha.
Thanks Charlie for your sharing of knowledge!
That's really cool and simple to use. Love the crazy 8 Idea!
Obsessed with your videos :) Binge-watching :p Just love the way you speak and explain bcoz I m a bad listener but I can listen to you whole day, does not irritate me.
Thank you for these tips, exactly what i needed. Particularly the crasy 8`s.
Hi!
I'm from Brazil and just arrived on your channel following tips from Roberto Blake on his channel and I'm appreciating your knowledge!
Nowadays I'm preparing myself to move to New Zealand with a objective to work on design too and I must to say thank you so much to being and share all these tips!
= )
welcome to my channel! That's so exciting you're moving to New Zealand. Watching my videos will certainly help you get used to our funny accents! hehe
Great video! I'm new to web development and this what short sweet and to the point. Thank you
Thank you I learnt something new today. I'm a newbie to web dev and this really helps me figure out the designs... btw you look super cute when talking about stuff lol
i'm glad you found the video useful, but it's really degrading to say I "look cute when talking about stuff". My value as an educator is not at all connected to my appearance and when you comment like this, it tells me that that is what you value.
@@charlimarieTV Your video was indeed helpful and when I said "whatever I said" that was a form of complement to you as a person, you are content creator and being one of your viewers and followers I personally think there's nothing wrong with it and if that bothers you imma just take that back and no I value your content more than your appearance so that's not what I'm after nor looking for. Anyways its entirely upto you how you percieve it, just smile and get on with your day. Anyways cheers. Stay healthy and safe. Adios!
A brilliant K iwi designer I love your stuff. you really inspired me to design in a more real way. Id love to do you tube videos too but I just dont have the face for it. Keeping Kiwi's on the map. priceless
Thanks so much!! And don't be so hard on yourself, if you think you have some stuff to share that people would benefit from you should totally make videos!
Wow, thank you so much for this video. Found your techniques very interesting and helpful! I love the "Crazy 8's" technique!
It was very useful and simple to understand. Thanks for making the tutorial :)
+Jaideep Arora I'm so glad you found it useful! :)
Great video! I'm really interested in anything web-design related, coz I've only ever done print design so I find these videos fascinating.
Samantha Leigh that's awesome to hear! You should totally try out web design, I bet you'll find your print design skills translate well!
Thanks a lot for this video, it's simple and clear, perfect for me because i'm starting to learn web development just two weeks ago. :)
good luck on your web journey!
I am beginner in learning web design.. Thank you for this video tutorial.
+Roi France you're welcome! I hope you found it useful :)
These are such great videos! Thank you for this content Charli!
so glad you enjoy my video :)
Please make a deep video on wireframe such as what will be the grid size and the small small components u use.... it will be helpful .... I'm getting more interested to learn wireframes Thumbs up for the amazing content 👍
I am planning on a series going into my web design process, so there will be another video about wireframing coming!
Could you maybe upload a timelapse of you designing a website from start to finish? Similar to 3:52 (but continue going from the wireframe to the finished product).
I really like seeing how people layout stuff on a web page and how they think when designing websites.
Thanks and great video!
oh gosh that would be one looooong timelapse! haha. maybe one day, but it's not in my plans to be honest sorry!
Yea, as I think about it, it can talk a really long time.
But, if in the future you chose to, look up the video "sketch 3 tutorial for space UX by Maex".
I don't know about the rest of your audience, but I really enjoy those types of videos because I can see the designer changing things on the fly, so I really understand their design process.
Thanks for the reply and great videos! I recently subscribed and I really enjoy your content!
Loved this video! I love web design, but I'm really inexperienced with it. I mostly use pre-made themes for my blog, and then customize them as much as possible, because I know nothing about building one from scratch. My main issue is that every time I redesign my blog, about 2 months later I end up super unhappy with it and feel like I need to totally re-do it. Do you have any tips on how to settle on a brand / theme and layout for a blog or website? I guess I'm just really fickle, I dunno. Haha.
katherinethe19th ooo I definitely have some advice for this! The purpose of design is to solve a problem, so think about what problems you want your blog design to solve (eg: make it easy to read posts, easy to find categories, keep people on your site by offering more content to read when they finish one post, that sort of thing) then use design to find solutions to those problems. If you're feeling like you can't settle on something it's probably because you haven't found the best solution to the problem yet so keep trying, and remember that the simpler option is generally going to be the best one! :)
I start my UI/UX program in January, but I began watching you before I knew you were a designer! I also use the "8 fold" method when designing logos. I love just starting out with a pen and paper! I also get to carried away with how things are aligned if I start on the computer. I usually end up using a different and better design than I originally thought I was going for. This video was really helpful! I was wondering if you would recommend any books on UI/UX design? Or coding? I think it would also make a great video!
Haleigh Taylor that's awesome that you use this process for logo design too! :) I will have a think about books to recommend. I don't own any myself, and prefer to just learn online, but a few people have asked for a video like that so I need to do some research and buy some books to recommend some. thanks for the suggestion!
It's an definitely important step of design! There are a few times for assignments I tried to jump right into indesign and it always seemed to take ten times longer to come up with something that way.
Fairly Interested yes exactly! I've done the same thing loads of times and following a process like this always mean I get better results :)
Thank you! Super helpful explanation of your process.
Great & short introduction to webdesign. Thanks for the great work, keep it up :)
Thanks for this! This is so useful for my uni assignment at the moment. Love your design videos!
Nice one. This helped me a couple weeks back and does now! Cheers!
+Michael Neumeier so pleased! :)
Thank you for the very helpful video! I really like the 'Crazy 8s' approach!
you're welcome! it's a great technique. so pleased I learned it.
Thanks for this Charli! Learned so much :)
very nice, I am starting in design's world and your video helps me so much. thank you
+TheValter im so glad they're useful for you!
;D
Thank you so much for these tips! This is greatly helping me through the process.
glad to hear it!
you explained everything very clearly :) Congrats! And thanks for the tips.
This is a fantastic video, really clear and helpful! Thank you so much!
Ginz So glad you found it helpful! thank you :)
Love this, I really need to redesign my website and this is helping me kick it into gear.
+kennytieshisshoes I'm glad!
Hi there, Thanks a lot for this very useful tutorial. I was wondering what is the soft you're using right after (03:52) ? Do you have any "free" recommendation for this part too (I'm a student). Thanks'n keep rockin' !
Try Figma!
This was genuinely very interesting to watch and hear!
Also, love your lipstick :)
GirlyFrame thanks Lu! :DD
Lol you notice lipstick in whole video
Ahh yes we like to call this storyboarding on my project... great job thanks for sharing your process. :)
BeautyInAmin thank you for watching :D
great, just stumbled on your videos, thanks for the tips. awesome videos
+David Solace welcome to my channel David! :)
Learnt alot on just few minutes. Thanks
Nice video ! I'm just starting wireframing and design. I think you're gonna help me well ! Continue :)
Thanks !
glad it was useful Louis!
Thank you so much for sharing such useful data! Greatly appreciated.
Thank you for these easy quick tutorials! Very helpful and encouraging.
I specially like the lil' feet showing up to the far right at around 2:32 and 2:40. Foota?! (-:
Which computer tool are you using for your sketch on 3:51
The software is called Sketch www.sketchapp.com/
The vertical bars are layout guides that help you position elements.
It doesn't feel like 2015.. Really nice :)
Excellent, concise and very clear.
thanks Mostafa :)
I never really do the design stage. I just skip it. I really enjoy your content. Could you possibly do a Adobe illustration tutorial? I find your way of talking and telling me and everyone else really interesting and I've tried to find other tutorials but it just doesn't skin in. Keep making the awesome content! 😊
+Mr Elliot Coates that's really great feedback! Thanks Elliot :) What in particular would you like to learn how to do in Illustrator?
Sorry for my slow reply. Been ever so busy with my photography course work. I've only used Illustrator once or twice and I only copied my designs into Illustrator rom photoshop. Maybe a video on the basics? How to setup your work and use the different functions? Thanks :)
Great video thank you for sharing. now whats the next step? is there a playlist ?
Thank you for the video, I have found it very helpful - stumped I was. Great job on the video! keep'em coming🎥
Excellent advice! Thank you.
+Diane Rose you're very welcome :)
Thanks for the video. ❤️
Can you tell which software are you using on your laptop?
im just getting into web design, this is very helpful! new sub dude
welcome welcome! so glad you found my channel :)
So good to see other designers their process! Just wanted to let you know I really enjoy your videos (especially your design ones), keep up the good work! :)
+Mirte van Kooten thank you so much for taking the time to tell me that Mirte! It really does mean a lot :)