I saw many videos about responcive design but I never understand what they are explaining. But I really impressed with this and I implemented on my project successfully. This video will helps many people. Thank you.☺
thanks sir you are amazing teacher sir please full playlist series of figma amazing tips you have great knowledge i have continue watch your video on linkendin and last please sir subtitle on because your video is amazing who There are some people who do not know English so they look in their language thanks sir 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Information and useful content as always.. kudos to you Adrian 🙌. Although I would like to ask is box model design is the only way to design developer friendly interfaces?
When resizing from Desktop to iPad or Mobile, you change the frames or auto layouts manually, you must use constraints (left + right), which will greatly help.
Everything is nested into an auto layout frame, so there are no constraints, just alignment settings. If you download the figma files from my latest tutorial and follow this tutorial you'll see it yourself :)
Figma lacks batch operations, in this example it could be a function called "set all containers / frames to fill" for instance. Btw, much of this resizing business could be done with variables now.
Great content Adrian.just a quick one though,what if you got couple number of pages will you still need to do the same to the rest of the pages to make them responsive?
There's a 3-hour long module in my Figma Mastery course about designing a full responsive LP from scratch but I'll try to create a smaller crash course later this year!
Yeah for sure. For a real website project I would add a max-width breakpoint at 1920px for 2k+ resolutions. Figma is not yet there with responsive breakpoints so that's just one use case for smaller desktop devices :)
At the very beginning of the video, when you resize the frame to a large screen size, your content does not continue to resize past a certain point. I am struggling with responsive design right now in that on large screen sizes, my content ends up being too wide. How can I set my content to stop resizing at a certain point so that only the margins get wider instead of the entire design on large screen sizes? Thank you so much for any help you can give me on this topic!!!!
So wouldn't you have to tell the developer at what pixel width the layout changes? Spacing/text sizes/image sizes get weird at certain pixel widths making the design look funky.
I have one question for responsive design! For desktop, tablet and mobile all have different sizes of fonts, images and product cards then why nobody shows that in tutorial?
how does it work for components? all my sections have components (cards & carousels). my hero section is a component and it does not have "fill container" option.
How would you achieve the result where the content adjusts when the screen width is narrowed but the content stays centered when the screen width gets wider.. Up till now I’ve only found videos where its one or the other.. Is it possible?
Yes, would love a follow up on how you turn it to a real website on framer. Thanks Adrian.
I'll work on it :)
Yes please!!
Yes please!!
Trying to figure out where technical writing and UI writing fits into all of this.
Yes please
I saw many videos about responcive design but I never understand what they are explaining. But I really impressed with this and I implemented on my project successfully. This video will helps many people. Thank you.☺
yes!!. Framer too ! that's what I was searching the whole week! :) add some 3D element from spline on the header too
Cool, I'll see what I can do!
Awesome stuff! I love the progression from box model to responsive layout...would love to see how it translate to real website in framer. Thanks Bro
Will do soon! Thanks :)
Thanks a lot for sharing, I truly appreciate your work and way of teaching will be looking forward for more informational videos from you.
Thanks a lot! :)
Thanks man for this, it was very helpful! I never knew that framer is very easy to work on! thank a ton!
Awesome stuff! 👌 Your tutorials have truly helped me to master Figma. Thank you.
Great tutorial. I hope that you'll make next part with framer as well.
Nice tutorial and good explanation with great teaching style....
Great video. One of a kind nowadays. Thank you Adrian
Extremely helpful. Thank you Adrian.
My pleasure! :)
Thanks Adrian this video help us to make responsive design
Dude you're savior 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌.
Hi Adrian :)) I absolutely loved the video🤩🤩 will you make some tutorials on how to build websites in webflow? That would be so useful !! 🙏
Gem of a video🤟
Thanks Chirag! 🙏
Great content sir. Hope for more videos
More coming :)
Nice video and i will love to see a follow up on this video in framer
very much useful content, Thank you Adrian
Glad I could help!
thanks sir you are amazing teacher sir please full playlist series of figma amazing tips
you have great knowledge
i have continue watch your video on linkendin
and last please sir subtitle on because your video is amazing who There are some people who do not know English so they look in their language
thanks sir
🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Hi I am interested in a follow up video to see the design in framer! Thanks
Thanks for this
Yw!
This is really helpful. Thank you..
Information and useful content as always.. kudos to you Adrian 🙌.
Although I would like to ask is box model design is the only way to design developer friendly interfaces?
Thanks! It's the way to go, yes; otherwise, you place every layer and section in absolute positioning, which is a mess in terms of responsive design
Thank You @Adrian 😍😍
Of course!
When resizing from Desktop to iPad or Mobile, you change the frames or auto layouts manually, you must use constraints (left + right), which will greatly help.
Everything is nested into an auto layout frame, so there are no constraints, just alignment settings. If you download the figma files from my latest tutorial and follow this tutorial you'll see it yourself :)
@@uiadrian yes but the parent should have a left and right constraints, it worked for me, just try it
Figma lacks batch operations, in this example it could be a function called "set all containers / frames to fill" for instance. Btw, much of this resizing business could be done with variables now.
Thanks Adrian🎉
No probs Shashi!
in this video bass is high plz decrease the bass all over the quality and tutorial is very helpful thankyou
Great content Adrian.just a quick one though,what if you got couple number of pages will you still need to do the same to the rest of the pages to make them responsive?
Can u make full landing page responsive tutorial it will be very helpful
There's a 3-hour long module in my Figma Mastery course about designing a full responsive LP from scratch but I'll try to create a smaller crash course later this year!
Name of your course? And from where I can get it
Hi Adrian. Awesome video. Quick tip. Please avoid leaving extra space where you don't have to. some people have weak vision. :)
Yeah for sure. For a real website project I would add a max-width breakpoint at 1920px for 2k+ resolutions. Figma is not yet there with responsive breakpoints so that's just one use case for smaller desktop devices :)
@@uiadrian I meant that your frame is too zoomed out
Thanks!
Thank you Adrian
No worries David!
Thanks for this~~~
You're welcome!
What is that microphone you're using, bro?
At the very beginning of the video, when you resize the frame to a large screen size, your content does not continue to resize past a certain point. I am struggling with responsive design right now in that on large screen sizes, my content ends up being too wide. How can I set my content to stop resizing at a certain point so that only the margins get wider instead of the entire design on large screen sizes? Thank you so much for any help you can give me on this topic!!!!
So wouldn't you have to tell the developer at what pixel width the layout changes? Spacing/text sizes/image sizes get weird at certain pixel widths making the design look funky.
I have one question for responsive design!
For desktop, tablet and mobile all have different sizes of fonts, images and product cards then why nobody shows that in
tutorial?
Would love to see how to translate this into a real wesbite using framer
how does it work for components? all my sections have components (cards & carousels). my hero section is a component and it does not have "fill container" option.
Thanks
Thank you very much for help me out to the hell . Appreciate your teaching.
How would you achieve the result where the content adjusts when the screen width is narrowed but the content stays centered when the screen width gets wider.. Up till now I’ve only found videos where its one or the other.. Is it possible?
Why you gave 30 padding both side? I want to understand the reasons.
Interested ✍
Good to know! I'll start working on a follow up 👍
GUAPO :)
bro you look like AB d villiers
Exact grid in mobile app and for website???
It's standard - 1440px for web and 375 for mobile
@@uiadrian thankyou so much
please share this file
you use keyboard shortcuts and you speak quickly, i'm scattered, I can't follow
You did in 10 minutes cause of experience
im so lost 😂
give me your file lik
Godbless you. Thank you