A grid defines the amount of variable width columns across the page. E.g. 12,8,6,4 the gutters and padding are based on the base REM usually 16px which is decidable by eight. This allows your horizontal grid to fit any screen width as you change column count between break points and columns scale horizontally between each break point.
Can’t believe that you didn’t mention your 8px grid is driven by the base em being 16px. Im assuming that’s why you do it. Everything in typography is driven from the base M of set and the equivalent in digital is the base REM which is invariable 16px. This is exactly how I work and now with tokens it’s so easy. Thanks for reassuring me about my design practices and for helping to keeping me relevant.
I chimed in, but haven’t you designers ever heard of… Using an eight point grid? No it’s much better to space these kinds of things with a rule of proximity
hi thank you so much for these tutorials! they've been immensely helpful as a junior designer. I was hoping you could make more videos like portfolio or case study reviews where you point out common mistakes and things you would improve in them :) thanks!
Good stuff! You mentioned the button spacing, do you have any advice for the size of the buttons, specifically the smallest I should make them for finger taps (like, share, report, save, etc. buttons).
Soo basic. When are you going to share some advance tips. I have been following you for a long time and it seems like you content is catered to beginners. Sorry for harsh words but I kinda disappointed in you J.
Do you REALLY need to make the big idiotic faces video covers for EVERY video? I mean seriously, is it some youtube algorithm that you creators feel the need to do this for?
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A grid defines the amount of variable width columns across the page. E.g. 12,8,6,4 the gutters and padding are based on the base REM usually 16px which is decidable by eight. This allows your horizontal grid to fit any screen width as you change column count between break points and columns scale horizontally between each break point.
Spacing is king! For me the most important thing in UI . Nice video Jesse, Cheers 😁✏
Been looking for something like this to have a better understand on how to make a system working within UI. THANK YOU!!!
Can’t believe that you didn’t mention your 8px grid is driven by the base em being 16px. Im assuming that’s why you do it. Everything in typography is driven from the base M of set and the equivalent in digital is the base REM which is invariable 16px. This is exactly how I work and now with tokens it’s so easy. Thanks for reassuring me about my design practices and for helping to keeping me relevant.
Hey thank you so much. I started my first project and I was confused on how to do padding. So this video helps!
I'm so glad you liked it! Thank you so much!
Thanks Jesse! I really enjoy these more specific, detailed videos!
Spacing is so important! I can’t stress it enough
love when brandon urie drops new UI tutorials
I chimed in, but haven’t you designers ever heard of…
Using an eight point grid?
No it’s much better to space these kinds of things with a rule of proximity
@@jeremyfultineer7 HAHAHAHAHAHA good one why i was reading and singing it 😂😂
Nice vid! Definitely the one of the most underrated skills that juniors should develop asap!
hi thank you so much for these tutorials! they've been immensely helpful as a junior designer. I was hoping you could make more videos like portfolio or case study reviews where you point out common mistakes and things you would improve in them :) thanks!
Great explanation Jesse, it really helped me. Thanks for making this.
Thank you for sharing!! Save my life!
You are so welcome! Hope you have the best week!
Can you do a similar video of choosing ui colours for light and dark mode
Thanks so much. This video made alot of things clearer to me
Thank you so much. I was looking for a video like this
Good stuff! You mentioned the button spacing, do you have any advice for the size of the buttons, specifically the smallest I should make them for finger taps (like, share, report, save, etc. buttons).
40px is sweet spot for smaller button size. Try it once ! 😊
@@amanrao9702 Appreciate that! I'll check it out!
thank you so much..this was really helpful. All this time my spacing was messed up
nice video jesse
Great video! One question: In the video you are refering to a 8px grid, but in the video description it says 8pt grid. Are points and pixels the same?
thank you so much!
Nice one Jesse, tq
How do you adjust your 8px grid (Figma) if the width is different on different devices (to have equal divisions accross the width)? Thanks :)
Great video!
Thank you
Pls I have a question
So you used 24px for the padding of the entire screen
Pls what padding did you use for each cards
Nitpick: the intro song is too loud or your voice is too low volume. My ears went boom. But other than that great video😀
Ok thanks!
I would give this 100 likes❤
Using 6px in an 8px system hurts my soul though, and sometimes 8px feels like too far for smaller elements
why 6px?it is not 8 th multiply? If its decimal number then we can have any amount of pixels?
This is truly incredible! Could you provide a review of my application? I've gained so much knowledge from it.
Can you share the Figma file? Just curious how you set the frames!
What is the font used for titles?
Soo basic. When are you going to share some advance tips. I have been following you for a long time and it seems like you content is catered to beginners.
Sorry for harsh words but I kinda disappointed in you J.
Do you REALLY need to make the big idiotic faces video covers for EVERY video? I mean seriously, is it some youtube algorithm that you creators feel the need to do this for?