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Hi, I'm Gary. I've created close to 100 courses from graphic design to advanced frontend development. I've worked with Envato Network's TutsPlus.com, DigitalTutors.com, Pluralsight.com, LinkedIn Learning & Lynda.com.
I teach full stack development! Which means you will see tutorials regarding UI/UX, Frontend Dev, Backend Dev, Graphic Design and more!
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Bro, who is your target audience anymore? I used to love your videos as you gave us valuable insight on how to improve our designs with advanced techniques, and how to add additional skills to our arsenal like coding and business tips in order to become a better ‘full package’ designer. Now I’m a little confused. Feel like you’ve fell off or don’t have a unified goal of your channel. Every new design video talks about the same things. Hierarchy, contrast, spacing. Those are all very important fundamentals, but at some point you have to realize the audience that has grown your channel and care about it are long past these surface-level tips. I thought the new space you built was the beginning of a new era and you’re finally going to make content for the post-college audience. But I guess it was just for the aesthetics. This is just my opinion, but the views are showing my side. I hope you find your way again.
I'm a part of a discord server that has just about every well-known youtuber, and views are pretty much down for almost everyone. Also remember, my channel's first video was uploaded back in 2010 (14 yrs ago), and I've uploaded consistently for the last 10 years straight. Throughout all of that, I've covered a lot of topics and have gained a ton of subscribers. The problem with this is I've spread myself thin. While I have a lot of subs, they're spread out across different niches. So when a video gets uploaded, youtube sees a large portion of my audience just isn't responding because they're interested in other stuff. This series is my attempt to go back to my roots to try and capture the next wave of UI/UX beginners. Will it work? We'll see. If it doesn't, I'll re-adjust. Perhaps Mr. Beast was right when he said that the average lifespan of a RU-vidr is 10 years.
Also, to address your other comment about covering more intermediate/advanced topics -- I've covered a lot already in different areas. After 1,200+ videos, I feel like I've already dished out all I know about this field. It's a real struggle.
This is wonderful. It worked in 2024 even with only few differences on Visual Studio Code . I do think having a bit of a background in html/css is helpful prior to doing this course, but LOVED IT. Thank you! I needed a refresher and this was perfect. I loved that I learned Visual Studio Code as it is super helpful and fast to learn. Thanks again!
Nice video! I binged watched all of ya videos, I am 11 years old and a full-stack developer, your really helped me butter up my design skills. Great editing and ya ain't borin. btw can you pin me.
bit.ly/3yIAglK 👈 Watch the full UI/UX playlist. SUBMISSION Instructions: 1. Open the Figma community file above. 2. Watch the entire video. 3. Open the "Lesson 1 - Navbar Challenge" page and complete the design based on the requirements outlined at 28:10 4. In Figma, click "Share" and click "Copy link". 5. Visit x.com and paste the link into a new comment, and share it with the hashtag #30daysuiux -- Also, mention me / follow me if you wish: x.com/designcoursecom That's it! One entry per person, and if I receive enough submissions within the next 8 hours or so, I will dedicate tomorrow's video to taking a look at what some of you have submitted.
Gary, hi. If I don't have time to do it, because my electricity will be cut off, but I want you to check my work + I'm from another country (time difference) If I submit it by the next day, will the work be checked?
@@ob5804 It depends on how many submissions I receive. If I don't receive enough, I will delay doing a review. I will instead upload a video that teaches hero section design tomorrow. But at some point, I will definitely do a "review" of these. I can't guarantee I will review them all.
it really shows how much you effort you put into your videos gary keep doing awesome I'm subscribed to you since forever and I'd encourage everyone new or looking to learn a new thing to do the same
