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Really cool video, hope I can find it sooner!! __ Summary by AskTube Chrome extension (BETA) The 60 30 10 Rule: A Guideline for Balanced Color Use in Mobile UI Design. Learn how to use color effectively in your mobile UI design projects, creating a mature, seamless, and non-distracting user experience. This video explores the 60 30 10 rule, a guideline for balancing color usage in UI design, and provides examples of its application. Introduction to the 60 30 10 Rule 📊 00:00 The 60 30 10 rule is a guideline for using color in mobile UI design, ensuring a mature, seamless, and non-distracting user experience. Understand how to use color effectively in your UI design projects. Understanding the 60 30 10 Rule 📝 01:27 The 60 30 10 rule consists of three blocks of color: 60% neutral or base color, 30% primary or secondary color, and 10% call-to-action color. Applying the 60 30 10 Rule in UI Design 🎨 02:46 A design example demonstrates how the 60 30 10 rule can improve the color usage in a UI design, creating a more mature and seamless design. Real-World Examples of the 60 30 10 Rule 📈 03:52 Explore various examples of the 60 30 10 rule in action, showcasing different design approaches and color palettes. Breaking the Rule and Creating Beautiful Designs 🎯 04:32 Discover how designers can creatively break the 60 30 10 rule to create unique and visually appealing designs. Conclusion and Final Thoughts 🙏 05:55 Recap the importance of balanced color usage in mobile UI design and the relevance of the 60 30 10 rule in creating a seamless user experience.
So many steps just to build something so simple. I understand Flash was propriety software, but I could have done all this in Flash in less than half hour. Including the animation and music.
Kudos to this great content, it is straight to the point, easy to understand. And gives good practices specially on the CSS Flexbox. Totally agree on that! 🍻
comming from designing UI/UX for games as a game designer, your videos provide good tips and tricks how to handle or watch for in general for UI/UX topics
Thank you for such a great tutorial and for showing us how to create our own sections from scratch! Massively helpful for understanding how to make your designs responsive and I managed to follow along and complete everything myself 😊Only part I couldn't replicate was the 3D scroll at the end, when I entered 15 in the X area, I don't see a 3D effect on my image, it just scales up and down? But this was so so helpful though as a complete beginner and thank you very much again! 🙏🏼
Also when I try to expand my nav bar on mobile/desktop versions, it appears as a scrollable container, not just part of the page, how can I fix this? Thanks! 🙏🏼
I’ve been doing some bubble dev and I wish I watched this before starting. As someone without web design experience I learned this as I went with a lot of rework. This was a great foundation
This man is forever hustling. I’m working towards gaining the confidence I need to be like him. He’s an inspiration to a long term unemployed, career switcher. ❤ his course is amazing btw guys.
i like your video but i HATE your thumbnail. i just hate it. why do you need to do a crazy face to make people click? Your content is great you don't need to do this. look the face of the guy from framer university (ie: Framer Trick: Convert 2D Elements into Interactive 3D): just a normal and a honest face look. very sorry for the comment but you don't need this clickbait face. Thanks for your content anyway.
Hey Jesse! Please reply lol I would appreciate the clarity. I love your content, as a new UX designer I've improved tremendously since watching your videos. I have a question regarding Framer, can I design, build a website and transfer a website all within framer? Or do I have to use figma first then transfer it over to Webflow then Framer?
Good information. Thanks for sharing. I have a question and maybe an idea for a future video. Can you build a Framer site and then add code for payments or other functions that need very secure functions? I'm thinking of building a site in Framer and then passing it off to a developer for more of these high security options. I know I could also dig into the Framer site to find this out but since you amke such great videos, I'd love to see your thoughts and process. Thanks.
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such a great tutorial, really awesome content and education! the poor sound quality made it very difficult for me to keep watching however. The plosives are so rough I feel like my ears are pounding. Wish you could have edited the sound more.
thank you man, i use to make simple websites out of WIX . i think i can start with this exp to jump into UI/UX builder, anybody here share the same exp with me? and Good content man! thanks again
your content is quick and understandable, you make look all very simple , I love your work , I love you brother , wherever you are. Beginners like us need you , please don't stop making more of this
