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Love your redesign 😍

Thank you 🙏

Pastepal vs paste vs Raycast?… Cleanshot vs shottr?

It would be great if, as you mentioned, you showed the whole process, including meeting the Client, so from beginning to end

I have been struggling a lot with this! Thank you so much. This is the perfect solution! 😀

Thank you Dennis. Your info are very informative and simple to understand. <3

This is amazing man!!!

Awesome! Thanks for the tutorial! Time to make lotsa patterns on Figma! :D

The future is scary

Thanks so much for this Dennis, you ate and left no crumbs

Muy bueno

This video was super informative!

This video just saved me a ton of time!

How can I get design feedback smooooothly ? I want my client to add comments on my design and when they finish a notification is send to me

Tutorial helpful asf, thank you autor

Very cool. Thanks for sharing!

Brilliant... Is there anyway of saving presets you made on your mobile LR and transfer over to pc???

Your video was exactly what I was looking for, thank you so much for creating this. It's been a very annoying 3 hours without finding what I was looking for. This video is getting pinned in my UI bookmarks.

Thanks a lot! Simple and to the point.

Thanks

Cool and better 😎👍

No additional feature needed to achieve the effect mentioned at 6:30. You'll just need another layer of nesting. Using your example: - Add another frame around your sticky frame. You'll then have a setup that looks like this: - - "Add to basket" frame (scroll with parent) nested inside > - - Intermediate transparent frame (sticky) nested inside > - - Exterior transparent frame (scroll with parent) - When you scroll the top of the intermediate frame will stick to the top making "Add to basket" stick along with it - The exterior frame, however will continue to scroll with parent. - The intermediate (sticky) frame will only stick at the top in relation to the frame it's nested in so once the bottom edge of the exterior frame comes into play it will push the sticky frame up out of view along with it - This leaves us with "Add to basket" that sticks for a duration and then continues to scroll - The duration / timing of how long it sticks is all due to the height of the transparent frames Awkward to write out with no visual, but this is the work around I found to achieve the effect in prototyping. Happy to answer any questions if anyone is interested

I don’t understand you put 0 margins to the top header and the body text and still there is space between them. Has that something to do that you gave header the top header padding?

Thank you!

You just earned a subscriber!!!!! <3

This isn't letting me change the font size :(

Ah what a tip! Whenever I saw those patterns in social media posts I thought "I want to have that!" and I always failed to try haha Thanks for sharing!

Still waiting for the new way to boost engagement.

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This is a good one, i have been manually adding the space by clicking one by one. hahaha i use figma to make instagram post. i am not a ui designer. i am really struggling with spacing like i want left and right to have the same empty space so i use grid but that doesnt help me to get precise number. so the trick is auto layout (set the vertical n horizontal space) and fill container. OMG that mobile setting is what i need for instagram story coz i have been copying it one by one. btw what is variant.

how to create, radial gray?

easiest explanation after endless tuts. thank you!

Brilliant how you explain things so easily for beginners! Liked and subbed 🫡

Would you say Mizco is legit? I’m getting out of a horrible boot camp and looking to take more courses. Thanks.

For anyone just wanting to have their menu fixed on top, just watch the 3 first minutes xD 15 minutes tutorial for this is wild. Also, no need to shrink your "Desktop" frame in order to have the vertical scroll to work ; it will only leads to cut your protoype view in the play mode. The warning message in Figma scroll tool is only here to let you know that you content should be bigger than the target screen size (chosen when you create your Desktop frame) :) But thanks for the help!

This was soo helpful! Thank you!

Which design system did you use? Very helpful video 🎉

Thanks for the video, everything is expressed clearly! Could you, please, tell if there is a chance to adapt the size of the text to the size of the frame? For instance, the frame becomes smaller and I want the font to change to a smaller size too. Thank you in advance for your response!

since it's been one year of making this video, did figma fix the auto-layout bug that dennis talks about?

thanks, all these videos are so helpful and straight to the point, that's amazing !!!

Thank you very much. That made me easily understand how auto layout works. 😊

So the takeaway is use gradients in borders to make elements stand out over different views. Did we need to watch you build something from scratch for 90% of the video 16:09

holy shit this is actually good

This is actually a good idea! thankss

You got really awesome teaching skills bro

Inundating the user with info is not a way to make it more likely for them to consume and follow through, instead they would be more likely to tag the info all together as noise, and just not register it. So I think this is a very niche sort of thing, and most people would not like this sort of info overload. But it looks nice I guess

I've been looking for a good way to do this. Thank you!

GREAT VIDEO! Thank you so very much for posting this, it really helped me understand Auto Layout & Constrains.

For me the screenshot clarity took from my website/webshop at the heatmaps page of clarity is white, so I cannot see anything on the heatmaps. Do you know what can cause this? I tried a lot already.

Hey Dennis This is vickAlmondo, Takeouts Guy. This is nice. Sending you loads of support ❤❤