Just wanted to let you know, You were the first person I watched on TH-cam to learn designs and inspired me to become a designer. That was beginning of 2021. I now got a full time job as a designer after transitioning out of my previous career. Thanks for the hard work you put in!
HI I also want to change my profession and to become a ui ux designer and I started to watch the youtube videos of Gary Simon it is perfect I have a question . Please can you advise me what else do you sugest to do for improving and find a job in this domain?
I'm in a UX Bootcamp and have been struggling with Figma and UI. This video was AMAZING! I just signed up for the full course! I'm so excited to go through the whole video library.
Hey Gary, thanks for this tutorial! Would you ever consider doing a mock case study and walking us through the design process from start to finish? Would love to see more videos on how to practice that as well
I'm studying UI/UX here in Denmark and I love these courses - if school just taught us things like this it would be so much better... Thanks for sharing and teaching us. I've been using Figma for a long time now but you can always learn ✌🚀
GARY YOUR HAIR!! You look great man. Wanted to drop this here to let you know I landed a Junior UI Designer role a few months back at a great agency in London. And honestly so much of it was because of your videos. So thanks man, I owe you so much!
Just came here to say that the uEye game is such a great idea (and implementation). It helps train the eye with lots of examples in a fun and engaging way. I honestly believe there's no better way of training than that. Great fn job man, I'm super impressed.
I just finish my degree in computer science. As you know we study many things but not in deep. So I watched your video, just to brush some knowledge about design. I really enjoy the way you speak and make us engage with the lesson. I think you are a very good teacher. One of the things that I am most afraid of is if I am really prepared to work in programming? I am a bit scared of the industry.
I think Gary Simon has a really interesting background and the UI/UX videos I've watched are top notch. Here's to pivoting from a graphic design to a UI/UX track. The website and its courses will become very beneficial as trends from UI/UX change over time, especially with SVG animations.
absolute gold content.. i struggle with that variant navbar though.. the UI of figma changed, i have no clue how to accomplish this task.. the menu-structure of figma is cryptic as fck
that was awesome course but for me was missing part about creating website and scaling for iPad and mobile version, that would be great and almost completed course of designing from scratch, anyway I wasn't loose any minute of it. Thank you for your time and share your big knowledge
Hi Gary, Great Course, thanks for giving all these great tutorials for free and I think the button should say expand after the collapse button is pressed!
Thank you so much Gary for this indispensable free crash course. Although, I knew much about Figma already, but those principles and little tips are just icing on the cake. Thanks a lot man for putting all this stuff for free, I appreciate that :)
Love you content! Actually I bought your course for Figma and is wonderful, by the way, as someone who lives in a tropical country from where the name Punta Monita came? Haha!
Figma needs page folders in the page section, guides that snap to stuff on canvas, like snap to things outside the artboards too etc (like XD), page tab folders, a faster engine (like XD) etc. Figma still feels like an unfinished product.
i did well in the challenge. i was seeing my correction [the interface changing based on my observation] but when trying to view your correction statement it doesn't last long. It should be static.
Great crash course. I’m a front end developer and am curious how would you expect the developer to deal with the wave image in a responsive instance? As the browser resizes and accounting for multiple devices I can guarantee the white portion of the wave will eventually conflict with the text. I think it’s super important to always consider that when designing and anticipate the developer asking. Anyways thank you!
I followed along through it all but ran into issues in the feature prototyping chapter. My slider didn't hover to the next. It just stayed in one place 😞
Did anybody else get stuck with the variant / properties portion of this video? My figma doesn't look the same and not letting me add a second property to the nav links. Weird that I can't seem to get this to work
Just curious, Is there a reason why you prefer starting with a desktop layout instead of doing a mobile first approach? Personally, I do feel like it's more enjoyable to design for desktop size layouts.
🤔 From what it normally seems when looking at sites on mobile devices. They are usually more watered down than desktop websites. So, you wouldn't be able to design for the full experience starting off with which can make things complicated.
As a beginner looking to get into UX with an interest in eventually doing interaction design, what is the best program to learn on i.e. Sketch, Adobe XD, Figma, etc.?
Gary thank you so much for this crash course ! I have a question, when you copied the components and copy-pasted them in the components page, you should be able to find them in the assets section? I followed along and cannot find them there, did I miss a step?
I know absolutely nothing about this content. I have never studied for it. Can anyone give me a tip on whether I should take this tutorial as a complete beginner or not? I'm not asking for certainty, I just want to start with something. I know Python and also I have worked as a web developer.
!["สนธิ" ห่วงมีขบวนการปกป้อง "ทนายตั้ม" : [THE MESSAGE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2GQNp3EoMc0/mqdefault.jpg)
Yearly check-in! What is your primary UI/UX design app that you use today? Figma? XD? Sketch? Something else? Let me know below!
Figma
Gary, can you share the figma file with us?
Btw, I use sketch because I use a MacBook and it really just feels like a native app and I like that feeling
Figma
Figma for sure😊
Just wanted to let you know,
You were the first person I watched on TH-cam to learn designs and inspired me to become a designer. That was beginning of 2021. I now got a full time job as a designer after transitioning out of my previous career.
Thanks for the hard work you put in!
HI
I also want to change my profession and to become a ui ux designer and I started to watch the youtube videos of Gary Simon it is perfect
I have a question . Please can you advise me what else do you sugest to do for improving and find a job in this domain?
Thats inspiring me to take his course
I cant believe this happens..
I just needed something to start with to learn ui design and figma specifically yesterday..
And here it is!
I'm in a UX Bootcamp and have been struggling with Figma and UI. This video was AMAZING! I just signed up for the full course! I'm so excited to go through the whole video library.
How was the course? :)
Hey Gary, thanks for this tutorial! Would you ever consider doing a mock case study and walking us through the design process from start to finish? Would love to see more videos on how to practice that as well
Sure! I'll add it to my list of potential ideas.
@@DesignCourse appreciate it! Really like your breakdowns on each topic
Yeah like a custom cake shop or something, or a mushroom store.
Aka no. Lol!
@@freebird3581 whys that haha
thank you so much learnt a lot
The websites you're designing every year in your beginner tutorials are keep on getting better and better
I'm studying UI/UX here in Denmark and I love these courses - if school just taught us things like this it would be so much better... Thanks for sharing and teaching us. I've been using Figma for a long time now but you can always learn ✌🚀
As a Front-end Dev who sometimes lacks of inspiration. This is what i was looking for, create my UX/UI. Thank you so much for share your knowledge.
GARY YOUR HAIR!! You look great man. Wanted to drop this here to let you know I landed a Junior UI Designer role a few months back at a great agency in London. And honestly so much of it was because of your videos. So thanks man, I owe you so much!
Just came here to say that the uEye game is such a great idea (and implementation). It helps train the eye with lots of examples in a fun and engaging way. I honestly believe there's no better way of training than that. Great fn job man, I'm super impressed.
I just finish my degree in computer science. As you know we study many things but not in deep. So I watched your video, just to brush some knowledge about design. I really enjoy the way you speak and make us engage with the lesson. I think you are a very good teacher.
One of the things that I am most afraid of is if I am really prepared to work in programming? I am a bit scared of the industry.
I think Gary Simon has a really interesting background and the UI/UX videos I've watched are top notch. Here's to pivoting from a graphic design to a UI/UX track. The website and its courses will become very beneficial as trends from UI/UX change over time, especially with SVG animations.
I'm glad to witness this amazing work of Gary this early! Love you alot.
With long hair you look like a UI/UX rockstar ! Love your content, keep up with this great work! 🔥
best Figma crash course yet seen so far. You did so well🙌❤
Learnt figma to start learning more about ui/ux
the ending sequence was awesome like in some movies
You're the best. Interestingly. I was watching the one you made on 4th Jan last year.
absolute gold content.. i struggle with that variant navbar though.. the UI of figma changed, i have no clue how to accomplish this task.. the menu-structure of figma is cryptic as fck
Hi Gary! Loved the whole video and followed along. Just noticed something funny at 1:08:32 you changed "Hang Gliding" to "Hang Gliding". Haha!
This is the best ever UX/UI crash course everrrrr!!!!!! Thank you very much 🙏
This is a great course, thank you Gary! Components are a game changer for me!
Thank you for this crash course. I feel very confident diving more into Figma and developing my UI career.
Loads of love to you Gary. Thank you so much.
You can hold command (ctrl on windows) while dragging the frame borders to prevent changing the aspect ratio of the cropped image.
Loved the concept and the way you taught creating components and their prototyping
From start to finish in this course, i feel like a pro already😂
Loved this tutorial! absolutely admire your skills, vision, and background of your studio, super killer!
Gary, thank you for this crash course, I loved it and I learned a lot :)
that was awesome course but for me was missing part about creating website and scaling for iPad and mobile version, that would be great and almost completed course of designing from scratch, anyway I wasn't loose any minute of it. Thank you for your time and share your big knowledge
This is what I was Looking for! Thank you Gary 🌹
Thank you for explaining this thoroughly!
Starting 22 off with a smash
Hi Gary, Great Course, thanks for giving all these great tutorials for free and I think the button should say expand after the collapse button is pressed!
Thanks, Uncle Gary. You are feeding me well. Can't wait to be a pro.
What a great crash course!!! Thank you million times
Really great Gary. I'm a software developer looking expand into UX. Your tutorial gave me a huge leg-up in Figma and some new design ideas.
So detailed! Thanks for creating this!!
Great video Garry! Just what I was looking for.
loved it. great crash course and so easy to understand. you are a good teacher.
I appreciate the work you put into this, I'm an early subscriber of your course. Thanks again!🔥🔥🔥
The best year with ye 💙💙
Thx for this content. Was very helpful for me see things that I only saw in theory being done.
Great Content Gary!
Hello Sir,
Big fan from Pakistan. I'm your student for more than a year.
Please Upload Crash Course Of Frontend HTML & SCSS 2022 as soon as possiable
good work king, love you
OMG, looks so good!
Thank you so much Gary for this indispensable free crash course. Although, I knew much about Figma already, but those principles and little tips are just icing on the cake. Thanks a lot man for putting all this stuff for free, I appreciate that :)
This is awesome tutorial! Thank you so much!
Thanks Gary for a great tutorial! Would be nice if you make another crash course on how to build a website from this Figma website UI.
Note for those who don't have the Adobe fonts you can use Lato in place of Aileron, looks pretty close anyway?
was wondering what doing with a Kemper profiler then boom I saw a guitar lol. awesome stuff.
Thank you for this! Such a big help!
very interactive course, learnt a lot
Wow Gary, I love this tutorial!
Love you content! Actually I bought your course for Figma and is wonderful, by the way, as someone who lives in a tropical country from where the name Punta Monita came? Haha!
This needs to be updated, Properties not functioning like this anymore
Seeing this aesthetic design released in me alot of dopamine 🤯
Figma needs page folders in the page section, guides that snap to stuff on canvas, like snap to things outside the artboards too etc (like XD), page tab folders, a faster engine (like XD) etc. Figma still feels like an unfinished product.
Great content! thank you.
i did well in the challenge. i was seeing my correction [the interface changing based on my observation] but when trying to view your correction statement it doesn't last long. It should be static.
Okay. The UEye game is pretty darn epic. Was really fun! (Don't ask me to disclose my points though lol)
Wow! I just realized after taking several of your test challenges, that I have absolutely no intuition when it comes to design.
Great crash course. I’m a front end developer and am curious how would you expect the developer to deal with the wave image in a responsive instance? As the browser resizes and accounting for multiple devices I can guarantee the white portion of the wave will eventually conflict with the text. I think it’s super important to always consider that when designing and anticipate the developer asking. Anyways thank you!
You're absoulutely right, so how do you tackle this problem?
I followed along through it all but ran into issues in the feature prototyping chapter. My slider didn't hover to the next. It just stayed in one place 😞
UR GENIUS
Your video is very helpful 🔥
GR8 IDEA TYTY
Thanks Gary
Thank you so much!!!!
Thanks Gary 💪🏿
what can i say...
its fantastic👍
Does the new course have lessons on how to ship off a finished product and documentation ?
thank you for your video, very handy
Your timing is so perfect. I just got forced to be the UIUX of a team since we have no designers. Thank you so much!
You wanna employ a designer .. I'm your guy
Same hahaha
Great course. Thanks. My animation on the hero links is super slow no matter what time I set.
I do not possess that eye for UI, failed miserably on the ueye quiz! 😂😂
Did anybody else get stuck with the variant / properties portion of this video? My figma doesn't look the same and not letting me add a second property to the nav links. Weird that I can't seem to get this to work
Having the exact same issue. As much as I don't like XD, I absolutely HATE figma and the way they did this.
Thank you
hopefully will join in a month or two since i dont have the money right now, i hope i get to use the discount at that time
Hope you do this on code as you always did. ❤️ love you.
Thank you Gary you arevso amazing
Amazing 🤩
Lol, dude, that's the funniest shit ever 1:18:32 xD! "Correct"! Great video man, I really learned a lot. Thanks.
thank you!
Just curious, Is there a reason why you prefer starting with a desktop layout instead of doing a mobile first approach? Personally, I do feel like it's more enjoyable to design for desktop size layouts.
🤔 From what it normally seems when looking at sites on mobile devices. They are usually more watered down than desktop websites. So, you wouldn't be able to design for the full experience starting off with which can make things complicated.
The Boolean (add propery) method at approximately 34:00 is outdated.
thanks for the tutorial , How can we change the design to html and css?
i need this, thanks
As a beginner looking to get into UX with an interest in eventually doing interaction design, what is the best program to learn on i.e. Sketch, Adobe XD, Figma, etc.?
Hey Garry can I actually make a career out of this course or are there any other free courses you recommend
u got a subscriber.
Any chance of a lunacy tutorial in the future?
Gary thank you so much for this crash course ! I have a question, when you copied the components and copy-pasted them in the components page, you should be able to find them in the assets section? I followed along and cannot find them there, did I miss a step?
hello! great course! i love. although your design course website has UI flaw. The chatbot is blocking the collapse feature. kindly check and fix.
I know absolutely nothing about this content. I have never studied for it. Can anyone give me a tip on whether I should take this tutorial as a complete beginner or not? I'm not asking for certainty, I just want to start with something. I know Python and also I have worked as a web developer.
What happens if your nav Items are different length text? The spacing goes wonky if you use auto layout. Should we not use it?
Great, now code it :D
Let's gooooooo 🔥🔥🔥
Thank U!!!