Can we get a series, which talks about how to design using ios elements to create different apps?... Will be very useful as I am currently trying to understand this
@@DesignPilot I mean, the design specifics like how each components in ios are made like size of button, spacings used in different components and where to use those components in example app designs
What are your opinions on getting into ui/ux design as a fresher without design background today? Given that the market is too saturated with entry level designers. Would it be better to pursue a career as a software developer rather than a ui/ux designer now? Thank you for your answer🙏
Even the field of engineering is saturated. You need to pick your career based on what you like and the skills you have and the skills you’re confident in building. Every industry is saturated
![Create a Dynamic Slider Prototype in Play [Part 1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/M3T8ylA0HAc/mqdefault.jpg)
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Amazing!
Can we get a series, which talks about how to design using ios elements to create different apps?... Will be very useful as I am currently trying to understand this
What do you mean?
@@DesignPilot I mean, the design specifics like how each components in ios are made like size of button, spacings used in different components and where to use those components in example app designs
@_ABHB_ You should reach the material design and human interface guidelines?
What are your opinions on getting into ui/ux design as a fresher without design background today? Given that the market is too saturated with entry level designers.
Would it be better to pursue a career as a software developer rather than a ui/ux designer now?
Thank you for your answer🙏
Even the field of engineering is saturated. You need to pick your career based on what you like and the skills you have and the skills you’re confident in building. Every industry is saturated
is Play 2 software better than Figma in logical prototype? , because I'm using Figma , and keep your videos about logic brother.
Yes. Play is far better than Figma when it comes to prototyping.