Check out my first wireframe on my UIUX design course.
I learned a lot about Figma while doing this wireframe, like shortcuts that makes work easy, understanding how frame differs from group in Figma.
What do you think about it?
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Design is one of the few professions where almost everybody has an opinion.
I have met someone, a designer who had a bit of a concern.
She had mentioned that "Every time she present her work, everybody wants something different. By the end of every meeting, it always feel like she does not know what she is doing."
Truth be told a lot of designers have been there.
Most feedback comes out genuine.
Some is even based on experience.
While some is simply their personal preference that wears feedback as bongo trousers.
It gets even harder when you are new to the company. You will want to prove yourself, thats how you will fall into the trap of trying to satisfy everyone.
Come.. Just come closer, let me tell you something.
Don't start what you cannot finish.
If one person wants the button full corner radius, and another person wants the corner radius set at 10px, and someone else wants it without any at all, you will just find yourself making changes without making the product any better.
Stop asking, "Which idea do people like?"
Start asking, "What problem are we trying to solve?"
Every piece of feedback has to answer that question.
If it solves the problem, it is worth exploring.
If it is only a preference, or belongs to the category of folks that says "my wife thinks the button should fly" acknowledge it and move on.
Just accept that you CANNOT please everyone.
You become better by learning which opinions deserve your attention. Enjoy your day.
Monday is a reminder that every week gives you another chance to become the person you’ve been working toward.
Show up, Stay consistent and Keep going.
Happy new week my lovely mutuals💙
So I started a project based course, I decided to go for a project based course because I have learnt most of the fundamentals of design, that's Color theory, Typography, Spacing, Hierarchy and basically design thinking.
@IqRophy Hello, I love your work. I am fairly new in UI/UX design but I challenge my self everyday to be a tad bit better than yesterday. So I would to connect with you, let's share ideas and grow in the tech space.
Hi, 👋 I’m Rophy, I design digital products from the big idea down to the tiny details that make the experience click.
I enjoy turning messy ideas into clear, thoughtful products that people can actually enjoy using.
I am Wisdom Dan-Obu, a Geology graduate transitioning into tech specifically UI/UX Design, although I have had a few challenges in choosing a path to follow in tech. Ultimately I chose UI/UX Design, I would love to connect with all the TechBros and TechSis.
Origami keeps getting better. Vibecoded prototypes are useful for moving quickly, but tools like Origami create space to slow down, study the motion, and refine the details with more precision
Save this Figma prompt if you want to generate a full button component system with Auto Layout, sizes, states, variants, and reusable structure in 60 seconds.
Copy and use this 👇