actually .. how we deal with interfaces and how to coding .. If possible, we watch you design an interface and apply it with HTML CSS even javascript . . Because Not all of us are designers, there are frond-end as will .. and anyway, thank you.
Don't know how much experience you have in it but the Native Mobile space is an area I think doesn't get a good coverage on e.g. I work as a fullstack developer primarily in react-native (no design work, but I do side projects so I do try to apply the design fundamentals from your videos, I actually signed up for the designcourse for the purpose of overall design up-skilling for my side projects), but it feels like theres a lot of differences in the considerations for a native mobile experience vs a web one, and I don't see a lot of stuff around for it in general
It is nice, but most of the developers will work on websites that have many buttons, with many functions, all those things with many colours depending on the function (ERP systems, Mobile apps etc.). Could you give us some tutorials on how to make a website good looking if there is no choice but have to use many colourful buttons?
Hey all, what types of videos would you like to see in the future?
actually .. how we deal with interfaces and how to coding .. If possible, we watch you design an interface and apply it with HTML CSS even javascript . . Because Not all of us are designers, there are frond-end as will .. and anyway, thank you.
@@mahmoud-bakheet Sure. I've done plenty of those in the past though, you'd just have to look for them. I'd type "html css" on my channel search.
Clone of popular web apps like LinkedIn, Facebook, Amazon etc using tailwind css
Some mobile app design ( principles, tips ... )
Don't know how much experience you have in it but the Native Mobile space is an area I think doesn't get a good coverage on e.g. I work as a fullstack developer primarily in react-native (no design work, but I do side projects so I do try to apply the design fundamentals from your videos, I actually signed up for the designcourse for the purpose of overall design up-skilling for my side projects), but it feels like theres a lot of differences in the considerations for a native mobile experience vs a web one, and I don't see a lot of stuff around for it in general
I've actually given up learning ui design. I was frustrated. But u made me pick it up again, thank you very much.
Almost got scared when it wasn’t Poppins😱 glad you fixed it😅😉
It's nice to watch someone designing a website while explaining why exactly he is doing that.
Lovely T-shirt. The west is changing real fast.
yayy for dates!
Loved these new types of videos that focus on the so important things many other videos miss!
I just hit like immediately now. It’s a reflex for your videos
I like that reflex.
honestly, you're an interesting teacher
what do you mean that px are not used in css? i still use px
Would be better to use em to create responsive typography, but I agree, prefer px
9:04 - that's what she said!
That's the power of Experience .. 👍
A tip: When contrasting things, you use the word "verse." The correct word is "versus." Another great video though.
Love the T shit man.
Love that "lowkey" shirt man - critical thinking is afk. for most NPCs out there 😅
It is nice, but most of the developers will work on websites that have many buttons, with many functions, all those things with many colours depending on the function (ERP systems, Mobile apps etc.).
Could you give us some tutorials on how to make a website good looking if there is no choice but have to use many colourful buttons?
My sub page headers are way too complicated
Gonna need confirmation that you can pronounce familiarity now 😂
How to export html and css in figma after design is completed
Command + D
To replicate || Duplicate 😉
Nice T-shirt! It's sad how so many are still brainwashed by the box.