looks fine to me, well except for those split ends i guess, also i have a request, Mr. Simon would you please make a tutorial on how to make these assets responsive, making design responsive is always confusing for me, well i am a beginner so yeah. by the way, love your work, i watch all your design and front end coding videos, they are awesome.
Hey Gary @DesignCourse , I've seen similar assets used by a lot of designers, but could you maybe show how to places these properly (in a responsive) web project.
Hey Gary, I heard your name from Jake Lizzio from Signals Music Studio and I was overly excited to learn that your channel is dedicated to the very thing I've been trying get into for a few years now but put on hold for personal matters. Thanks for doing this!
brother, you can't image how much are u helping me with your videos, i've increase a lot my skill to create designs and the way of see things from a perspective more creative. I'm living the worst economy moment of my live right now but my dream of create great things through designs is more powerfull than never. I'll pay your design course soon. Please, don't stop to make videos, don't stop to teach us!! Greetings from Argentina
guys, as a senior ux engineer, I advice you to make things simple. This is maybe fun but it makes no sense as an overall result. First of all, images should complement the message and the content. First design is (who knows about what) because either content or image is not telling me anything. Even, if it is about some sort of adventure those doodles does not complement the visuals at all. If you really want to use it, use just phew lines or circles. People scan, they dont pay attention to details, add just small things to fill the space. To the Author- Cool, that you make awareness to those things, but be more precise when you showing something. For me this tutorial seems to be done not by professional UX Designer, cause it makes no sense...
@@Fernando-ry5qt That's what I thought. @DesignCourse, maybe in next tutorial you'll show how to implement this in responsible design? That would be helpfull
Because I think he is more of a developer rather than a professional UI/UX designer. As a UX/UI designer, I can also say that this is not only bad for the UX(as is just noise distracting from the message), but also for UI. It just looks bad, random, unprofessional, fiverish... He is a cool guy and I follow his coding tutorials, and for a developer, his designs are really good. But...when I was at uni(graphic design) I remember a lot of students who could create a better UI. Probably not in 5 minutes of course. But why do we promote the idea that those things done in 5 minutes are "ok" anyway? That being said, I always find it difficult to apply accents to a generic design without branding. It just feels like it has no substance. And this is because it doesn't. There's no brand identity there to work with. No uniqueness. It is what it is. Just something quickly put together in 5 minutes. And you can see it.
very cool..one question though, how do you translate these assets into code? given that these assets need to be specifically positioned. Love the videos by the way!
Either use percentages or viewport width ( vw ) units so they move according to the width of the container or window. Look up object-fit. That's what I mostly use.
Seriously. I'm sitting here wondering how the hell some poor hapless coder is going to do this in code once the designer has played "paint". Sometimes UI stuff seems like the difference between IKEA and fine carpentry where it's just impractical as nice as it'd be.
@@ZuLKiNG yeah, hence my question. there are ways to implement these designs into code, but it will feel very hacky. i guess you could get away with it if your working with Webflow or something, the right tool for the right job i suppose.
Hi! I'm so grateful for your videos. I realized that my designs are neat but boring and after watching a bunch of your videos I'm definitely improving. I'll check out your course.
Yup, got myself a new camera! Definitely an improvement imo. I think I might have to pay attention to my hair styling a bit more now. 😂
Yeah prolly.
.hair {
background-clip: border-box;
}
What camera?
Tied back may look awesome 😎
looks fine to me, well except for those split ends i guess, also i have a request, Mr. Simon would you please make a tutorial on how to make these assets responsive, making design responsive is always confusing for me, well i am a beginner so yeah. by the way, love your work, i watch all your design and front end coding videos, they are awesome.
Now I want to see a video of a front end developer creating this.
Lol
Garry, get a haircut please!!!...you look like a coding hippie :D
Hey Gary @DesignCourse , I've seen similar assets used by a lot of designers, but could you maybe show how to places these properly (in a responsive) web project.
yes please, i also wanna see the responsive designing tutorial
Besides comments about coding, what about copyrights for using these?
Fun fact: I learnt everything I know about Ui design from this guy
An EASY Way to INSTANTLY Improve your UI Designs Expert - Tell him to get a hair cut :-) Only joking Gary - Fab content as always, keep them coming!
"How to make generic a little bit less generic"
Thanks for not using any background music
Hey Gary, I heard your name from Jake Lizzio from Signals Music Studio and I was overly excited to learn that your channel is dedicated to the very thing I've been trying get into for a few years now but put on hold for personal matters. Thanks for doing this!
brother, you can't image how much are u helping me with your videos, i've increase a lot my skill to create designs and the way of see things from a perspective more creative. I'm living the worst economy moment of my live right now but my dream of create great things through designs is more powerfull than never. I'll pay your design course soon. Please, don't stop to make videos, don't stop to teach us!! Greetings from Argentina
I can't help thinking that these design accents are a waste of time and distracting.....(but I'm a simple ol' fart).
guys, as a senior ux engineer, I advice you to make things simple. This is maybe fun but it makes no sense as an overall result. First of all, images should complement the message and the content. First design is (who knows about what) because either content or image is not telling me anything. Even, if it is about some sort of adventure those doodles does not complement the visuals at all. If you really want to use it, use just phew lines or circles. People scan, they dont pay attention to details, add just small things to fill the space. To the Author- Cool, that you make awareness to those things, but be more precise when you showing something. For me this tutorial seems to be done not by professional UX Designer, cause it makes no sense...
Not to mention its a f-ing nightmare for the frontend dev to flow those images correctly between resolutions...
@@Fernando-ry5qt That's what I thought. @DesignCourse, maybe in next tutorial you'll show how to implement this in responsible design? That would be helpfull
@@Fernando-ry5qt this is not actually hard to do.
Because I think he is more of a developer rather than a professional UI/UX designer.
As a UX/UI designer, I can also say that this is not only bad for the UX(as is just noise distracting from the message), but also for UI. It just looks bad, random, unprofessional, fiverish...
He is a cool guy and I follow his coding tutorials, and for a developer, his designs are really good. But...when I was at uni(graphic design) I remember a lot of students who could create a better UI. Probably not in 5 minutes of course. But why do we promote the idea that those things done in 5 minutes are "ok" anyway?
That being said, I always find it difficult to apply accents to a generic design without branding. It just feels like it has no substance. And this is because it doesn't. There's no brand identity there to work with. No uniqueness. It is what it is. Just something quickly put together in 5 minutes. And you can see it.
I totally agree. Need to follow branding, not just "add some interesting stuff". My design is always based on concept, not just random.
Hey its Leon from DesignCourse, I asked about this on the live stream. Glad to see it up! :D
This is exactly what I've been looking for! Thanks, Gary!
You looks like a surfer with this hair😁
When u first used a phone in ur life it probably was complicated too.
Underlines are a bad idea unless whatever you are underlining is also clickable.
how do I use those ascents in CSS?
any website to get these kind of design for free?
very cool..one question though, how do you translate these assets into code? given that these assets need to be specifically positioned. Love the videos by the way!
Either use percentages or viewport width ( vw ) units so they move according to the width of the container or window. Look up object-fit. That's what I mostly use.
You could sent the assets' position to absolute and position them that way. They wouldn't affect/be affected by document flow
Seriously. I'm sitting here wondering how the hell some poor hapless coder is going to do this in code once the designer has played "paint". Sometimes UI stuff seems like the difference between IKEA and fine carpentry where it's just impractical as nice as it'd be.
@@ZuLKiNG yeah, hence my question. there are ways to implement these designs into code, but it will feel very hacky. i guess you could get away with it if your working with Webflow or something, the right tool for the right job i suppose.
Positioning these shouldn't be a problem for an averagely skilled developer.
Hi! I'm so grateful for your videos. I realized that my designs are neat but boring and after watching a bunch of your videos I'm definitely improving. I'll check out your course.
Thank you so much!!!!
Nah, looks novice
in 22
In the “what they say”section “How did they get those testimonials to go in 3D like that?
Hopping you will get 1M at 2022. Love you ❤️❤️
❌"Hand Drawn" link error. Please fix.
GOLD as always Gary! Thanks🙏🏻❤️
Thanks for sharing those resources as well.
Nice Gary really cool design 😎😎
That's fantastic! Thank you :)
So so helpful - thanks!
Thank you Gary Simon
Great sprint design!
thank u
This came in just as I needed some accents for a project! Perfect timing - thanks :)
Love your hair Gary!
I'm a bit distracted by the hair
lol..some ux notes