I think for me the key takeaway from this is the importance of REFERENCES! Just like in art, ui designs don't just pop out of nowhere from your mind. Sure, if you're REALLY experienced, you probably have a tonne of tried and tested concepts already neatly saved in memory. But especially for newbies (like me), going out there and searching for references to inspire you seems so, so important.
Thank you, I am new to this channel and the value you provide is very plentiful. One thing I see and amazed by is you go all out in responding to as many comments as you possibly can. Community management at its best.🔥🔥🔥
2:30 hours in, for anyone who started watching this and having a doubt this is a gem, a big mile stone for beginner designers, thank you so much Jesse.
This guy is a gem. Not only he is a top designer and educator but he is funny also. Make more vids like this Jesse, it will be good for us and even better for you.
Jesse said “here’s literally a university- level course on an industry standard tool along with my professional workflow to make incredible UX designs. Price… Free.” Grateful ❤️
Just logged back into Milanote to create along with you and immediately an overlay popped up saying, "New feature: Zoom in and out of boards".... Oddly enough it came minutes after you asked in your video, "does anyone know how to zoom in and out" lol you're the real MVP and it's great their product team is keeping up with things like this!
I like the fact that Jesse started with simple questions and terms.I find that I tend to over-complicate things when I start thinking about design requirements. It seems like using just words like social proof and categories can allow you to stay focused on the idea rather than going too deep too soon.
I am so grateful for this video, i'm just 10 mins in and this has already been really helpful! you've made the whole design process so easy and efficient, i usually get stuck in my own head and waste a lot of time, and i'm sure i'll be following your workflow in all of my future projects. LOTS OF LOVE FROM INDIA :)
Thank you friend. This is a very cool video. I was in awesome of your work with components and card making. Now a new video to run this page design from Figma to Webflow)))
Really really great course! Thank you! I learned a lot about the process thanks to you! You also explain in a very simple and understandable way. Do you also have lessons on building a smart phone application in Pigma?
Great video! Thakn you so much for allowing all of us to view this on RUclips. Just wondering though for references, what if you're asked to design something fairly new. There's no complete site reference you can use and you can't think of a site that uses the design style that you might need. What do you do then? How do you start your research? This has been the most difficult part for me tbh. Thank you
this is a great video! Question tho, so I am following along step by step on this and you went the the 'library' tab to add things to your frames for components and colors... etc. But did I miss the part of the course that we made the sheets? I have my 5 color pallet. But you have Brand colors, system colors, and neutrals. Please help me
Thank you for your generosity! This is incredibly helpful! I have a question- can you use Figjam the same way as Milanote? If so why use 2 different apps?
well i think main purpose of moodboard is to get inspiration for display content in various sections of website, so we did wirframing first, so that we have a basic idea about sections and content of website, which can obviously be modified
Watching this from Nairobi , Kenya and this is actually a really solid walkthrough Jesse . Is there anyway for you to explain the box model using this and maybe make a video from Figma to Webflow ? Thanks
Wow I just discovered your channel! You’re amazing ! What professional and approachable content! I’m a visual artist, I’m trying to redo a website. I built it using html originally years ago, and linked flat files from photoshop 🙄 I’m no whizz but could figure out at least that much, now I want to rehaul and use a template I can still customize but id like a landing page with rollover images as hyperlinks and a couple animated elements. What program would I use to do this or would this be a quick job for someone on some of the platforms you mentioned , if I provided all the image files? I have a tendency to go down rabbit holes and bite off more than I can chew (Ie music recording, production, video editing etc.)… but I still don’t know basic stuff like file management 🙄🤣) Thanks for all the inspiration!!
Really nice video! @JesseShwalter You mentioned that you created the Library in one of the first videos. Are you able to link it here as I would like to create my own Library / Design system. Would be much appreciated!
How would a developer then convert this to tailwind css code? That has always been my question, because we might convert 1-1 from figma to pure css, but tailwind is another thing (different with the spacing and all etc..)
Am I a complete boomer or just a dummy? I can never see the details on the person's screen as they're showing us. I don't have bad vision either. How does everyone see everything they're showing? Can you zoom in on videos or something?
To be honest, this is what I wanted as a new designer: to learn the whole process from start to finish. Amazing course.
Im so glad you enjoyed it!! Thanks so much for watching!
OMG, I'm at work but I freaking saved this so I can come back and watch it in entirety. I can't wait. Man Thank youuuu for this!
If you want more check out my new UI program 30dayui.com/
Bruh what can I say you're providing stuff like this for free respect+++
Thank you so so much!! 🔥
Really a huge respect!
I think for me the key takeaway from this is the importance of REFERENCES! Just like in art, ui designs don't just pop out of nowhere from your mind. Sure, if you're REALLY experienced, you probably have a tonne of tried and tested concepts already neatly saved in memory. But especially for newbies (like me), going out there and searching for references to inspire you seems so, so important.
Thank you, I am new to this channel and the value you provide is very plentiful. One thing I see and amazed by is you go all out in responding to as many comments as you possibly can. Community management at its best.🔥🔥🔥
Welcome aboard! I’m so glad you’re here!!!
2:30 hours in, for anyone who started watching this and having a doubt this is a gem, a big mile stone for beginner designers, thank you so much Jesse.
This guy is a gem.
Not only he is a top designer and educator but he is funny also.
Make more vids like this Jesse, it will be good for us and even better for you.
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Jesse said “here’s literally a university- level course on an industry standard tool along with my professional workflow to make incredible UX designs. Price…
Free.”
Grateful ❤️
Im so thankful for you!
@@JesseShowalter 🥰
Just logged back into Milanote to create along with you and immediately an overlay popped up saying, "New feature: Zoom in and out of boards".... Oddly enough it came minutes after you asked in your video, "does anyone know how to zoom in and out" lol you're the real MVP and it's great their product team is keeping up with things like this!
I like the fact that Jesse started with simple questions and terms.I find that I tend to over-complicate things when I start thinking about design requirements. It seems like using just words like social proof and categories can allow you to stay focused on the idea rather than going too deep too soon.
OMG I think you are gonna be such a lovely colleague to work with! I’m addicted to your videos
Love the energy, Jesse! This was so much fun and really helpful.
I am so grateful for this video, i'm just 10 mins in and this has already been really helpful! you've made the whole design process so easy and efficient, i usually get stuck in my own head and waste a lot of time, and i'm sure i'll be following your workflow in all of my future projects. LOTS OF LOVE FROM INDIA :)
Thanks for the new video! I’m looking forward to seeing what other content you post! Always good to learn as much as you can!
Thanks for the support, if you want to learn more from me check out www.30dayui.com/
U just don't know how much I needed it
Respect!👍🏼
its so fun to watch. Your energy is great and loved the video.
Thank you so much!!
This was great. As a designer, I think this video has a lot to learn and you will definitely come as better designer after this, like I did
Wow! I learnt so many new things while watching this video.
Thank you for making it free for everyone. Really appreciate your effort.
44:00 There is the tidy up function next to the alignment function which does the job
I tryna make my first design aside copy and paste, and this is really helpful
I just hope i complete the task
Thank you so much
I learned a lot from watching how you scour the web to find and pull from inspiration!
I paid $50 for a landing page course last week from another designer . Damn and now this is free
🫠sorry friend!
Thank you Jesse. You're an amazing human, designer and teacher!
Wow, thank you!🥹
Am so lucky to see this video.. thank you so much jesse
Consider checking out my new 30 day UI course 30dayui.com/
Dude, respect! So much value! 🏆
Thank you so much!
Thank you friend. This is a very cool video. I was in awesome of your work with components and card making. Now a new video to run this page design from Figma to Webflow)))
My greetings from Ukraine
Thank you very much
Watched the whole 4 hours straight! Didn't feel the time even I noticed your clothes was changing lol
Hahahhaha
Really really great course! Thank you!
I learned a lot about the process thanks to you!
You also explain in a very simple and understandable way.
Do you also have lessons on building a smart phone application in Pigma?
Great video! Thakn you so much for allowing all of us to view this on RUclips. Just wondering though for references, what if you're asked to design something fairly new. There's no complete site reference you can use and you can't think of a site that uses the design style that you might need. What do you do then? How do you start your research? This has been the most difficult part for me tbh. Thank you
It was a great session , we want more sessions like this, just awesome 😎
Yeahhh!! 🕺
Jesse, thank you for the amazing content you make! You are fantastic!
I appreciate that! 🥹🫶🏽
This helped me a lot to optimize my time, great tips, thank you!!🤩
this is a great video! Question tho, so I am following along step by step on this and you went the the 'library' tab to add things to your frames for components and colors... etc. But did I miss the part of the course that we made the sheets? I have my 5 color pallet. But you have Brand colors, system colors, and neutrals. Please help me
Amaaaaazing stuff ! thank you so much for sharing 🙌
This was super helpful; thank you!!! Perfect timing too!!
Jessi great confidence booster session for beginners thank you
Thank you for your generosity! This is incredibly helpful! I have a question- can you use Figjam the same way as Milanote? If so why use 2 different apps?
Thanks for your service Jesse. I was wondering, aren't we supposed to do the moodboard before the wireframing ?
well i think main purpose of moodboard is to get inspiration for display content in various sections of website, so we did wirframing first, so that we have a basic idea about sections and content of website, which can obviously be modified
Thank you so much, I learned a lot from this course.
did you finish it? do it teach everything you need to know to make an website
I learned a lot from this video, thank you✨
If you want more in depth check out my new 30 day UI course 30dayui.com/
Thanks Jesse, really needed this.
I’m so glad I was able to help you out! 😊
very helpful session. thanks Jeesee
You're super creative, thanks a lot!
Thanks Brandon Urie
I can't thank you enough... on this day I commented with 0 subs the next time i return it will be a million
Watching this from Nairobi , Kenya and this is actually a really solid walkthrough Jesse . Is there anyway for you to explain the box model using this and maybe make a video from Figma to Webflow ? Thanks
Figma to Webflow, he did one.
Looking for the downloadable "Proxima Nova" & "Sofia Pro", could you shed some light where I can find it?
Wow I just discovered your channel! You’re amazing ! What professional and approachable content! I’m a visual artist, I’m trying to redo a website. I built it using html originally years ago, and linked flat files from photoshop 🙄 I’m no whizz but could figure out at least that much, now I want to rehaul and use a template I can still customize but id like a landing page with rollover images as hyperlinks and a couple animated elements. What program would I use to do this or would this be a quick job for someone on some of the platforms you mentioned , if I provided all the image files? I have a tendency to go down rabbit holes and bite off more than I can chew (Ie music recording, production, video editing etc.)… but I still don’t know basic stuff like file management 🙄🤣) Thanks for all the inspiration!!
Webflow, Squarespace, Weebly ... You can select a theme and you basically add / customize blocks
thankyou jesse, it is help me for improve my skills
Jesse is the bessttt!!
You’re the best!
Hi, do you show the client the gray wireframe or the finish wireframe?
Bro This Video was soo fuckin crazyy!!!! Very much neededdd this raw insights video!!
Thanks a lot, Keep it Up ! ❤🙌
Thank you for awesome video 💥💫
Really nice video! @JesseShwalter
You mentioned that you created the Library in one of the first videos. Are you able to link it here as I would like to create my own Library / Design system. Would be much appreciated!
Hey im a web developer. Im still learning. Is this course all we need to do web design work? I also plan on learning all the AI tools too
You need as much as you decide to start designing
@@JesseShowalter your reply doesn't make sense to me. is this course enough to master Figma design?
@@JesseShowalter oh now I get it, it was too early in the morning 😂
such an inspirational session, thanks mate :)
Great.. brother please more video upload 👍
Great great great. Thank you
Great job Jesse .. Egyptian fan
Thank! Howdy from Texas!!
Great video thanks!
awesome thank you so much, Jessie
God bless you and thank you so much ❤
🙏🙏🙏 thank you so much, friend!
How would a developer then convert this to tailwind css code?
That has always been my question, because we might convert 1-1 from figma to pure css, but tailwind is another thing (different with the spacing and all etc..)
Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
Plz make video on full 10 page advance app design with prototype
You would like my new course launching soon 30dayui.com/
I just love it😘😘
Love this videos!
By the way, Figma has a wireframing tool in jam.
Is it too late to learn and work as a UX ui designer? Is there a job available in this field?
Jesse, you're a gigachad!
obrigado, mate!
Thank you! ❤
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I like that stay in that vein, just keep digging
so helpful
Amazinggggggggggggggggggggggggg
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great
Great
Where can i find that moodboard for ideas?
thank youuuuuuuu
Thanks. 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
Hey where is the pay curs?There is a lot missing
Lütfen videonuza altyazı ekleyin.Bu şekilde otomatik çeviri seçeneği ile Türkçe yaparak videolarınızı anlayabiliriz😅
At the beginning Jesse is using Milinote, not miro
pls how can i create a desktop view blank page as long as this on figm
I need this practice file
Designchamps.io
Why everybody says we should use Frames instead of Rectangles, I am new into this and want to know the difference
you can add layout to your frame, set the direction of items within the frame, margin an padding between them and lot more
@@pushkarbansal1926 thanks a lot
great
hey sir do you have the design file from this video? 😅
thanks for your content, its amazing
because i watch later, and i can finish full video, for making refrence my portofolio
How to find competitive set for construction company?
this is really helpful, I appreciate if you could share the discord
Can i get this file please? as I am unable to pay for the club in order to get it q_q
Is this a UI/UX course?
dope vid
How can i like this twice
29:50 ....where is this tool?
Who else thinks he is Jaskier from The Witcher
😳
Am I a complete boomer or just a dummy? I can never see the details on the person's screen as they're showing us. I don't have bad vision either. How does everyone see everything they're showing? Can you zoom in on videos or something?
Bruh, can I get your figma file? 💃😀
any one please specify the tool that used in the video like a pencil
I believe that the tool you are looking for is "FigJam"' (It can be found inside of Figma)