Hello, users! 👋
Today I want to share a design process and some resources with you all, in case you still don't know how to face a big/medium desi...
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Fantastic article, this makes me think that the improbable might be possible - that I might actually be able to "do" some design! Well no sure thing but let's see, definitely gonna try this process.
(probably going for Figma because it's free and Adobe is too complex for me ;-)
Thank you, Leob!
This takes effort, do not demotivate if you don't feel comfortable with your first designs, time will do!
Maybe I try to do some guides or tutorials about Adobe XD, nobody should fear it, it's very simple! Have a nice day and thank you again :)
You're welcome ... just checked Adobe XD, I see that they even have a free version, I thought that only Figma had that ... pricing for Adobe products is definitely better than it used to be back when there was just Photoshop for a whopping 1000 dollar ... looking forward to your Adobe XD article.
I've put a shortcut to this article prominently on my desktop because I REALLY want to start forcing myself now to finally do "design" before jumping into coding!
Yes, Adobe XD is totally free!
Thank you Leob, I'll start thinking about that article, and thank you again for your amazing words!
Personally, I found Adobe XD easier to get to grips with than Figma.
I can safely say: It's the best post so far I've read on Dev.to. simple, concise and to the point. Very useful! Thanks
Da5atar, thank you really much!
I hope it may come in handy for you in your next project!
I have followed different similar process when working with developers but never had a simple approach I could put in a quick-start doc...so yes I'll definitely want to use this :)
I'm so glad to read that!
Happy I could help :)
This is very clear and simple, thanks, personnally am developer, but i work alone most of time and most of the time i struggle to come out with a good UI by myself (even when i use templates); this process will be very useful for me.
thank you
I'm really glad this process can help you with your designs!
In case you're struggling so hard and you'd like also to check some templates created with a very simple and easy to use css framework, maybe Bulma CSS woud be useful for you along with the templates it has.
Thank you for your words Adonis, let's keep coding and designing!
Thank you. Actually this method of using grid while drawing is the most useful for me, the other problem that am having is related to proportions of items on the page (when creating the wireframe for exemple).
Hi again Adonis, I think maybe this article about grids and this article about composition may be useful for you.
Thanks!!
This post really help me to focus on the right option.
Saved it 💖
Thank you Carolina, I really hope it was useful to you! 😊
A really good article! I will use a lot of the things you said in it in my future projects.
I would like to use Adobe XD but sadly I work with linux and my free option is Figma (but I can't complain! ).
Hope to read more things from you :)
Thank you so much Ariadna, trust me, Figma will work too!
If you have any questions don't hesitate to contact me. Best of lucks! 🙌
Moltes gràcies! I've always wanted to learn to not be horrible at design. While I realize I'll never become an artist, this should still be very helpful while I try to work out my interface.
Any tips design tips when working with frameworks (e.g. Quasar, Vuetify)?
De res, Patryk! ;)
I'm not familiar either with Quasar and Vuetify, but I am with Bulma css and its version for Vuejs Buefy.
You could always stick to the styles that a framework provides, even though I learned SASS and started adding my own styles to it. There's nothing wrong in making a great "mix"!
There is some really valuable knowledge in this article. So much better than 'Best 600 resources that would make you a better designer', this article would make me a better designer.
I'm not a designer at all and was always intimidated by designing stuff, didn't really know where to start, but having this defined process helps a lot.
Thank you!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that this article helped you. 💖
Good good article many thanks
Thank you, so glad it was useful for you!
Great post, when I was studying, a teacher give us a massive bunch of docs about design, but for me was impossible to understand something, this post has all you need to know.
Thank you for your kind words, Kevin!
I'm happy you found this article useful for you!
Wow. That's nicely explained with a great example. Thanks!
Thank you Vaibhav, I'm really glad you liked the article!
Wonderful initiative, Michael!
It's very interesting, a great work, and thank you for your kind words :)
Great post, literally exactly what I'm looking for right now!
So happy you find it useful, Darren!
Really liked the article!!!
Thank you Elmo, I'm happy to read that!
Awesome!!!This what i need for freelancing project(beside my frontend engineer role in company), thanks A lot! -^
I'm so happy to read that, Ario!
Please feel free to explore my other articles, maybe you'll find more useful information, all the best for you!
Always keep in mind the rule of thumb: Content is King 👑
Fantastic article, Desiré.
This is by far the the best article on design prototyping i have read and enjoyed thoroughly.
Thank you for taking time to write it.
Hello Shirish,
Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking your time reading the article, I hope it was helpful to you, have a nice day :)
Very well explained. Great post, keep it up!
I also noticed a small typo on "usabilidy".
Woops!
Thank you so much, Ryan, fixed!
Thanks and thanks for the corrections 💖