I don't know who you are, but you are literally what I was looking for in this period of my life. Even though there are no "millions of views" yet, I want you to know - you are not just sharing your masterpiece - you inspire
Hi Ne Boe, Thank you for your compliment, that's what I do it for. It's not about millions of views, subscribers or whatever. The goal is always to inspire and help people where needed.
saw the comments, looked at the subscribers i didnt even watch the video yet and it warms my heart how supportive they are. hope one day you’ll blow up and reach whats meant for your potential
Hi Moise, We duplicated the star, edited it with the pen tool and gave both layers a different color. There are several ways to get to this result, but this is the simplest.
Hi Sayan, after designing a website, you can make it functional by prototyping it, which is also possible within Figma. If you want an actual working website in your browser, you'll need to code it. For this, you could achieve it using HTML and CSS.
Hi...How did you add those images? I am not able to add them exactly like you do. I am not able to add exactly like you as I am able to paste a whole image with a background.
Hello, thanks for sharing this. i wanna know what the role of a designer, like you give the design to a front end dev or something else. I wanna know what will come after this and thanks a lot❤
im not pro with ui ux design but yes i think after this you give the design to a coder or web developper and he brings the design to life, i hope this will help😊
Hi Abebola, For the design we use Figma. We also use various programs to create the videos, including: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, After Effects and Encoder.
Hi Musa, There are several ways - from the 'inspect' tab to a plugin to export it. It depends on how you work together in your team or company to build projects from A to Z.
@@Coen I don't understand how you put a circle behind a rectangle and then one part of the circle disappears and the other part is on top of the rectangle
@@ОксанаГрицей its very easy to understand because if your art is in the frame then only in part seen of the circle and out part not visible . And if you out your circle totally from frame then it should be visible whole.
From the new year we will make any screens available for download. Unfortunately, this does not apply to this one yet, if you are interested, you can always send an email.
The "square" is the actual Figma frame, the circle sits inside the frame but its position is in the minus so only a part of it is in the viewport. To make the color "blend" he used a specific effect called "Layer Blur" which gives off this sort of result if you crank it up.
Hi Denis, mobile is used more than desktop these days, that's right. The videos are for inspiration and do not show a realistic process. From January new videos will start in which mobile will certainly be discussed a lot, so who knows that will help you!
