Hallelujah! I thought I was the one who resented that. Absolute unprofessionalism in teaching others by irregular methods. A case where the teacher needs to learn on his own.
This is beautiful, so so beautiful!... I don't know what else to do or say, I know comments alone aren't enough, but man, Thank you, Thanks a whole lot. we'll forever appreciate this.
Ahh maaan! Thank you so much! I've been a developer for a little longer than a year now and I'm struggling to create nice looking sites and I prefer to work based on pre-created designs as much as possible. I've started making a few landing pages without a design but they got messy pretty quickly. This crash course just came out at the right time! Thank You!
i followed this step by step and love it. i dabbled a little in web design when i was younger, but now im going to uni for interactive design. i havent started my major classes yet but i wanted to get ahead and your videos have been so helpful. thank you!
I actually think is better design from mobile first and then desktop. You have more awareness about space and what's essential with a limited area like a mobile view and progressively expand the positioning of elements to a larger space like desktop.
I watched this video at the time off release and did not open figma until now(nothhing to do with you, i was very busy) i wanted to see how good i was without revisiting the video and i would just like to say i am proud of the website i made thanks to you
Hi Gary, I love this crash course. I had been using Adobe XD for some time now and willing to come back to Figma. A lot has changed and thanks to this course, I can get back in no time. I want to ask you why didn't you use the grid column layout to design the pages? like the vertical columns. Any specific reason? and also, can you make a design crash course that has the basic vertical column layout of a website. The basic layout that most of the internet hosts. I want to clearly learn that kind of website design from you. Thanks for your time!
A simpler way to get the hovering effect he did is by creating an overlay instead of duplicating the frame. You can achieve the same thing, plus it's simpler. Great tutorial, though.
Thank you so much for the video I’m communications designer and I’m new to figma and im so surprised how good it works for me Indesign is dead and much more trouble to work with it. Very good video it helped me a lot to build my portfolio. Greetings from Germany
I've really fallen in love with your channel, and added it to what I recommend to others. Thanks for all that you've done for us! I would love to see a video where you take this design or others made in Figma and show the process of developing it. Thanks again
thanks!!!! this is so useful!!! i've learned a lot plus i took your ui design bootcamp on scrimba (already finished it) and man I learned so many things thank you very much
Hey, great course! thanks for that, there was just a couple of questions I had in some parts which I hope you can answer: 1- When you create a component do you do that within your design page and keep the original component as part of your design? OR can you actually creat a new page for your designs and put all your main components there and reuse across your design pages? If it is possible then how do toy prototype your component to link to different direction? 2- I've tried making an image gallery by hand but is there a good plugin you recommend to creat gallery layout? In sketch there was a Make Grid command which really helped copying rows and columns of one shape, anything similar in Figma? 3- Do I need to create a hove and Click page for each of those images? Or is it something that UI designers only create one sample of and then developers replicate that behaviour to other images when coding? 4- It would be great to get some more advice on creating responsive layouts and breaking points, using the Auto Layout is really tricky! I was trying to creat a hero banner with text in it and a button and the image to cover 3/4 of the banner and it was just so confusing... any videos you can suggest to watch to learn more about responsivness? Many thanks, look forward to your upcoming tutorials. Arianaz
I've been using Sketch for so long. I think it's a comfort thing that I've avoided Figma. But after watching this video I'm emotionally ready to make the change. X Thanks Gary.
Is there anyone who saw a weird behavior when press shift+a for auto layout? elements that are supposed to be inside of rectangle jumps out of the box? The reason for this weird jump is that your text box frame is larger than your rectangle. shrink the frame size of the text box down then all are fine.
Do you use figma?
YES!!
#Figma4lyf
Hell yeah
All the time
YES 😍, As a linux user figma is more helpful for me to design.
best thing about your tutorials is that you don't waste time on unnecessary thing and everything is fully practical and project based.
About 18 minutes in and the frame within a frame using space-between just blew my mind
Hands down, one of the best figma tutorials on youtube. This video touches on nearly every aspect of figma. Highly recommended!
Me and my team at the company all thank you for the great effort in putting up these videos for the whole designing community 😌😌😌
Hi i am looking for team to join as Web Developer and Designer
Thanks Bro, I am working as UX now and basically this video is my foundation in figma
Yeeyy! It's my first experience on working with Figma and I managed to do everything because of your step-by-step explanation :)thank you so much!
Gary started the year with a bang
You couldn't stop yourself from giving some UI/UX design tips here and there. Love your work!!!!
that's cool. Now made it with HTML and CSS :D
I can't watch without commenting. Thanks man for this video. It's awesomw
literally the best person to learn designing from. thanks man i dont know about others but you're really helping me
My key learning are:
> Auto layout
< Prototyping
> Components
< Smart animation
> Plugins
Use a layout grid!!! It drives me crazy when a "designer" doesn't use a grid
Hallelujah! I thought I was the one who resented that. Absolute unprofessionalism in teaching others by irregular methods. A case where the teacher needs to learn on his own.
My best designer stuff channel....
Man, This was super helpful. As a web-developer the only thing I did was save to drafts and export assets. I had no idea how to use this tool.
Dont ever stop creating great content. Hats off!!😃😃
This is beautiful, so so beautiful!... I don't know what else to do or say, I know comments alone aren't enough, but man, Thank you, Thanks a whole lot. we'll forever appreciate this.
oh no... i started watching this in x1.25. can't go back to x0 now... great course btw!! thank you so much!
me too
Ahh maaan! Thank you so much! I've been a developer for a little longer than a year now and I'm struggling to create nice looking sites and I prefer to work based on pre-created designs as much as possible. I've started making a few landing pages without a design but they got messy pretty quickly. This crash course just came out at the right time! Thank You!
i followed this step by step and love it. i dabbled a little in web design when i was younger, but now im going to uni for interactive design. i havent started my major classes yet but i wanted to get ahead and your videos have been so helpful. thank you!
Awesome crash course. It took a lot of intimidation out of Figma. Finding the right plugins also helped me out a ton and taking the guess work out.
LEGEND LEGEND GOD BLESS THE MOTHER WHO GAVE BIRTH TO YOU BRO
Gary! Thank you, this was so much fun! I have been scared to dabble in the UI/UX world but this video has help me gain so much confidence. Thank you!
Wow. Just wow! Very good work. I'll be on your course soon.
I actually think is better design from mobile first and then desktop. You have more awareness about space and what's essential with a limited area like a mobile view and progressively expand the positioning of elements to a larger space like desktop.
Man, this was a no-BS guide to Figma and UI design, thanks a lot, you really helped me.
Thank you so much for this video, hands down the best tutorial for beginners in figma!!!
It could be fun to bulid this with html/css/js in 2021 frontend development crash course... I'm just saying :D
Good Idea!! 💡
Good Idea my friend
agree
It is totally possible
Am with ya on this
I felt like a real designer doing this :) 😃
My introduction tutorial to Figma and I have already learned A LOT. Thanks so much!!!
You cannot imagine how this helped me today, thank you!!!!
I watched this video at the time off release and did not open figma until now(nothhing to do with you, i was very busy) i wanted to see how good i was without revisiting the video and i would just like to say i am proud of the website i made thanks to you
I hope to see more figma's courses in 2021 here.
Thanks so much for this course I picked up right away. Amazing instructor looking forward to learn more about the design with you. Have a blessed one.
Are you new in designing??
I am too
Reply let's get along and help each other
At 36:55 when I auto layout my 3 objects get disoriented, why?
Thank you so much Simon. I'm a beginner and your video helped me a lot 👌👍😁 !!
Incredibly Useful and brilliant presentation.
Hi Gary, I love this crash course. I had been using Adobe XD for some time now and willing to come back to Figma. A lot has changed and thanks to this course, I can get back in no time.
I want to ask you why didn't you use the grid column layout to design the pages? like the vertical columns. Any specific reason?
and also, can you make a design crash course that has the basic vertical column layout of a website. The basic layout that most of the internet hosts. I want to clearly learn that kind of website design from you.
Thanks for your time!
Great video, thank you. I just got a Figma project, so I'm here to learn EVERYTHING.
Thank you! Im an intern right now and my company uses Figma very useful tutorial!
Thanks for this tutorial! Helped me complete my first design. :D
Dayum, from now on I7m using the term LOW CHEAPING!
thank you so much for this video! i was waiting for Figma for a while
3:38 video starts
This was SO helpful! Thank you. You have no idea how happy this made me!
Thank you, Gary, I really enjoyed this and was able to follow along in Figma and learn some new stuff. I appreciate that you made this video!
Thinking of adding more pages and different dynamics. Thanks for opening the door
This is really excellent! Thank you for giving a easy and clear guidance on Figma.
Great lesson! Thank you so much.. I haven't used the program in a long time, and needed to learn the basics in 10 seconds. You saved me!
A simpler way to get the hovering effect he did is by creating an overlay instead of duplicating the frame. You can achieve the same thing, plus it's simpler. Great tutorial, though.
This! :)
Thank you so much for the video I’m communications designer and I’m new to figma and im so surprised how good it works for me Indesign is dead and much more trouble to work with it. Very good video it helped me a lot to build my portfolio. Greetings from Germany
Ohhhh I just read your name is Gary I have a snail 🐌 his name is Gary 😆
thanks for teaching me some ui/ux principles and figma tips sir :)
Yes, I need to learn Figma. Thank you brother
love your work Gary and appreciate your time teaching-im new to ux/ui so side stepping into a new career and your video's are so helpful
This is what i need, best tutorial 👍
Thank you Simon. Excellent Work. I Really Appreciate It.
Nice result :) watched all. Now need to find part 2 how to 'extract' design
Great effort by you man. Really its grateful to watch your tutorial.
Really great overview - thanks
Thank you so much for this tut! Concise and useful. I got up to speed in no time!
Can't wait for your course :)
Good video for getting started in Figma.
this is a fantastic tutorial for improving Figma skills. Thanks very much!
Great tutorial. Would love to see some stuff on working with Team Libraries and such.
Thanks. Learned more than the Linkedin learning course.
Loved the trumpet 🎺
I've really fallen in love with your channel, and added it to what I recommend to others. Thanks for all that you've done for us!
I would love to see a video where you take this design or others made in Figma and show the process of developing it.
Thanks again
"I should pay for this, winrar, its only been 20 yrs" :D Thanks for this great video, appreciate your great effort :)
thanks!!!! this is so useful!!! i've learned a lot
plus i took your ui design bootcamp on scrimba (already finished it) and man I learned so many things thank you very much
Very helpful video. Thank you!
Agree!
Thank you so much. Your explanation is amazing. I could do everything successfully because of ur amazing explanation.
Thank you Gary for this amazing video. It's made in Jan. and I watched it in Dec. 😀
"I should pay for this, Winrar, it's only been about 20 years." Made me laugh so hard. You and the rest of the known universe...
Hey, great course! thanks for that, there was just a couple of questions I had in some parts which I hope you can answer:
1- When you create a component do you do that within your design page and keep the original component as part of your design? OR can you actually creat a new page for your designs and put all your main components there and reuse across your design pages? If it is possible then how do toy prototype your component to link to different direction?
2- I've tried making an image gallery by hand but is there a good plugin you recommend to creat gallery layout? In sketch there was a Make Grid command which really helped copying rows and columns of one shape, anything similar in Figma?
3- Do I need to create a hove and Click page for each of those images? Or is it something that UI designers only create one sample of and then developers replicate that behaviour to other images when coding?
4- It would be great to get some more advice on creating responsive layouts and breaking points, using the Auto Layout is really tricky! I was trying to creat a hero banner with text in it and a button and the image to cover 3/4 of the banner and it was just so confusing... any videos you can suggest to watch to learn more about responsivness?
Many thanks, look forward to your upcoming tutorials.
Arianaz
Woah sir it made my diy sir... Love from India
I've been using Sketch for so long. I think it's a comfort thing that I've avoided Figma. But after watching this video I'm emotionally ready to make the change. X Thanks Gary.
Do you need to code to post a figma canvas to website?
Thanks for explaining how to use Figma!
Thank you soo much for this course , it helped me alot to learn Figma and enhance my Skills!!
I really love this crash course. So helpful.
Very very detailed and useful video, thank you so much for all the free information!
Thank you for your video! Awesome 🤩
Simply Superb and Clear Explanation
Awesome! Thanks for sharing! And what about next challenge from figma to html? It will be great to learn all workflow.
Thank you . Thank you, this was so much fun! And easy to follow
Your crash course are amazing thanks for adobe XD and figma.
Is there anyone who saw a weird behavior when press shift+a for auto layout? elements that are supposed to be inside of rectangle jumps out of the box? The reason for this weird jump is that your text box frame is larger than your rectangle. shrink the frame size of the text box down then all are fine.
i tried this, it still doesnt work. Any other suggestions? Thanks
Not fixed
This is the best lesson on RUclips, please make the same for mobile app :-)
Yasssssss!!! Thank you Gary!
the blue line under "great" should be thinner and more skeuomorphic of a line drawn by hand.
Best tutorial for figma and ui design fundamentals👍
Thanks Gary. This tutorial is well done.
Super video! I applauded for $5.00 👏👏
Great tutorial, can't wait your Design Course
Great content as always. Keep up the good work!
Wow! Just what I needed.
Thank you Gary
This tutorial was excellent. Thank you. 🧡
The best tutorial and well explained, very nicely done.. big thumps up..
More videos like this please!!! Thank for your video tutorials :)
What a great teacher you are! Thank you!