You are driving so much information and covering so many use cases that it just becomes more useful to watch your videos rather than attending a design school
Hey,i watched a couple of your videos and i just wanna that students like me really appreciate the efforts that you are putting , you explain things very clearly and it helps to understand various terms of ui/ux designing kudos to you 🙂. i have a strong feeling that this channel is gonna be skyrocketing within a short span of time trust me just keep going😁
Budddy, you are the guy i am looking for. I had very simple doubts and no one has told me the reason, but you made it. Thanks a lot. Keep posting more videos related to Text and styling, i love it.
I love how you use subtle music for your design videos, Makes it very soothing and engaging to watch! Also, when is the new video releasing brother it's been a while. Keep the good stuff coming!
Hey, what if I am designing interface for a mobile app ? Is it okay if I maintain same typeface throughout the app i.e., same typeface for heading and other subtexts bc mostly there is not much texts when you see an application. I hope you are getting what I am trying to say
Same typeface works, but try setting hierarchy with styles One suggestion I’d give is to try recreating a mobile app’s screen to understand how they use type
Thank you and also I've been learning UI/UX design and I wanted to know about "Portfolio" as how to make it more interesting and what information I need to give about my projects in them.
Depends on what job you’re applying for. But in general I suggest talking about your design and thought process through case studies! Another tip would be to try finding portfolios of designers that work at the company you’re applying for and try getting some ideas from there
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You are driving so much information and covering so many use cases that it just becomes more useful to watch your videos rather than attending a design school
That’s why started 10kdesigners.com 🙂
Hey,i watched a couple of your videos and i just wanna that students like me really appreciate the efforts that you are putting , you explain things very clearly and it helps to understand various terms of ui/ux designing kudos to you 🙂. i have a strong feeling that this channel is gonna be skyrocketing within a short span of time trust me just keep going😁
Budddy, you are the guy i am looking for. I had very simple doubts and no one has told me the reason, but you made it. Thanks a lot. Keep posting more videos related to Text and styling, i love it.
Great job done with the videos!
Your video tutorials are not only informative but also very practical approach of doing things. Looking forward for your more videos.
I love how you use subtle music for your design videos, Makes it very soothing and engaging to watch! Also, when is the new video releasing brother it's been a while. Keep the good stuff coming!
just couldn't appriciate you teaching skills more
That was a pretty great video. Thanks !!
Great job !!
Please make some videos on Information Architecture.
Could you do a video about typography in apps, please?
hey, please make a video on how to add animation to UI design .
Can it be done in figma?
Yeah
Hey, what if I am designing interface for a mobile app ? Is it okay if I maintain same typeface throughout the app i.e., same typeface for heading and other subtexts bc mostly there is not much texts when you see an application. I hope you are getting what I am trying to say
Same typeface works, but try setting hierarchy with styles
One suggestion I’d give is to try recreating a mobile app’s screen to understand how they use type
Thank you and also I've been learning UI/UX design and I wanted to know about "Portfolio" as how to make it more interesting and what information I need to give about my projects in them.
Depends on what job you’re applying for. But in general I suggest talking about your design and thought process through case studies!
Another tip would be to try finding portfolios of designers that work at the company you’re applying for and try getting some ideas from there