How to use Inspect Element to improve your design reviews! 🔍

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  • Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
  • Using Inspect Element to look at code in a browser will help you give better feedback when you're reviewing the build of a page you designed. This makes your feedback more specific, and can improve your relationship with the developer by speaking a bit more of their language.
    This video is for those of you that have a basic understanding of HTML and CSS. Check out my recent video on that if you need to start from there!: • HTML & CSS 101 for des...
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    00:00 Why use code to review your site design?
    01:21 How to open up the Inspect Element menu 📜
    02:26 Figuring out specific values
    04:30 Editing code classes (and benefits) 🌟
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Комментарии • 9

  • @osaroadade
    @osaroadade Год назад +1

    Awesome video as always. I really love the new focus on Developer and Designer collaboration and relationship. Your last two videos have really helped prove my points to my designer friends on the importance of understanding and speaking the same language that Devs do.
    For folks who really don't want to use inspect Element or go near any code (you really should though, it's fun!), I would really suggest looking at VisBug. It's a Chrome Extension built by Google that allows you to visually make changes to web pages (so things like, margin, padding, etc can be done from there).
    Personally, I rarely use VisBug these days and use the Inspect Element. But I thought it would be nice to mention VisBug as it really helped me in my early days.
    Thanks for shedding more light on the topic of collaboration with Devs Charli, I'll be sending this video to the junior team.

  • @JoeGator23
    @JoeGator23 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the video. I've been learning this stuff, too, and your video was helpful. Cheers!

  • @michellewren_
    @michellewren_ Год назад

    yesss thank you! I’ve been trying to learn the inspect tool better, so this is a great start 😊

  • @pablogday
    @pablogday Год назад

    Loving this series!

  • @imsamcastillo
    @imsamcastillo Год назад

    great!! thank you for this!!

  • @Jakeu1701
    @Jakeu1701 Год назад

    Inspect helps a great deal when I am mocking up changes to web apps so our developers can see what I want the end result should look like. New fields in reports, criteria fields, drop downs, etc.

  • @Mike-zr9wq
    @Mike-zr9wq Год назад

    Can't believe no one made a better version of Inspect after so many years. I really hate it although it is very useful

  • @Jakeu1701
    @Jakeu1701 Год назад

    Question: Will you continue to use Figma when it becomes an Adobe product?