It's been a while since I've seen anything from Moonlerning. But - simply world class. Super explained. No blah blah - straight to the point. And then also understandable for me, who doesn't speak english - Thank you so much - 5*. I'm still waiting for "Sticky Scrolling" in Figma ;-)
I have only just discovered your tuturials. I will be signing up, these are amazing, and so clear and concise in your videos. I'm needing to explore more dynamic ways to present product prototypes. Brilliant work. Thank you.
For your first example, clicking on a red box changes it to a blue box and then pushes down all the boxes below it. Is there a way to instead have the blue box hover over the boxes below it instead of pushing them down? Say this was a selection dropdown field for an auto layout form and I wanted the selection bubble to not push down the content below it, but just hover over it.
With yourr stateful design and nested sections, there is something I am trying to do and I am stuck. When the section A/B/C has been completed and you go back to the "list", I want to update the list items have have been through ABC to a different state (e.g. checkbox ticked). There seems to be a tension through. I could create another screen with the checkbox ticked and link to it from C but now C isn't linked to the "list" section and so can only be used once. Any ideas? I am currently playing around to see if I can quickly change the state of the list item before going to the ABC section so that when I come back it is accurate, but (a) it might be noticed and (b) if the user abandoned the process without completing C then it would be inaccurate.
Thanks for sharing. Very helpful indeed! However I couldn't figure out how to set the height to 0 (min 01:42)? When I try, Figma immediately round it up to 1. Any hint?
That is quite strange, it must be there. Make sure you are choosing a moving animation first for this to show up. otherwise you will only see smart animate as an animation type
This channel is awesome! Thanks a lot for such a high quality content filled with useful tips and tricks. The storytelling, the examples, the speed, the sound, everything is so perfect and on point! I subscribed to your channel, liked your videos, and have been binge-watching them one by one!
this is legit the goatiest video of prototyping ive seen so far 🐐👏
It's been a while since I've seen anything from Moonlerning. But - simply world class. Super explained. No blah blah - straight to the point. And then also understandable for me, who doesn't speak english - Thank you so much - 5*. I'm still waiting for "Sticky Scrolling" in Figma ;-)
Amazing Video Christine! Love the tips. I learnt loads.
Hi Danny 👋☺️
Concise with a smooth voice! You got my sub
This was SUPER helpful! Thank you for making this!
I have only just discovered your tuturials. I will be signing up, these are amazing, and so clear and concise in your videos. I'm needing to explore more dynamic ways to present product prototypes. Brilliant work. Thank you.
I love your tutorials. Thanks very much for your share your knowledge
How comes I have never known this channel. Amazing, Thank you!
Awesome stuff, keep it up
In the short video lots of information. I love your videos🔥🔥
thank you for a wonderful video!!!
Thank you very much for sharing! These are lifesavers.
Wow, Just incredible work. I thoroughly enjoyed this. It is helpful. Thanks Christine :)
Super Insightful.
Amazing tutorial
wow this is a gem, thank you!
Glad you like it!
This was super dooper helpful 🙌
Wow, amazing. Thank you.
Thank you 🥹
Any time!
Super Cool technic... Really Helpful
Thanks so much !
Very useful tips
You have an amazing voice :)
Amazing content and really well explained. Thanks Christine💕
Love it sis
Keep it up!
Very useful tutorial 🎉🎉🎉 thanks
You are welcome 😊
This was super helpful, thank you!
For your first example, clicking on a red box changes it to a blue box and then pushes down all the boxes below it. Is there a way to instead have the blue box hover over the boxes below it instead of pushing them down? Say this was a selection dropdown field for an auto layout form and I wanted the selection bubble to not push down the content below it, but just hover over it.
Yes works the same just change the action from click to hover
Ah sorry, I think I got you wrong, if you do not want the push down then there are plenty of other ways setting it to absolute for example
With yourr stateful design and nested sections, there is something I am trying to do and I am stuck. When the section A/B/C has been completed and you go back to the "list", I want to update the list items have have been through ABC to a different state (e.g. checkbox ticked). There seems to be a tension through. I could create another screen with the checkbox ticked and link to it from C but now C isn't linked to the "list" section and so can only be used once.
Any ideas? I am currently playing around to see if I can quickly change the state of the list item before going to the ABC section so that when I come back it is accurate, but (a) it might be noticed and (b) if the user abandoned the process without completing C then it would be inaccurate.
Thanks for sharing. Very helpful indeed!
However I couldn't figure out how to set the height to 0 (min 01:42)? When I try, Figma immediately round it up to 1. Any hint?
Yes you have to trick Figma a little and put 0.0004 or similar then it jumps to 0
How do we put figma prototypes into webflow?
does anyone know why my figma doesn't have "smart animate matching layer" option?, i'm currently using figma for student right now.
That is quite strange, it must be there. Make sure you are choosing a moving animation first for this to show up. otherwise you will only see smart animate as an animation type
I can't find the "smart animate matching layers in my interaction details.. any idea how do i get it?
From animations, you need to activate a moving animation first, (move in, move out etc) then it will show up
How to give zero height?
Type height 0.003 on the parent frame height or similar and it will jump to 0
were you a tv presenter before?
Haha not that I am aware of it
Went for the tutorial, stayed for the voice
No! This is a horrible video! Oh never-mind it says "advanced"... I'm a beginner
This channel is awesome! Thanks a lot for such a high quality content filled with useful tips and tricks. The storytelling, the examples, the speed, the sound, everything is so perfect and on point! I subscribed to your channel, liked your videos, and have been binge-watching them one by one!