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Material Design revamp is amazing! Google really cooked 🥧 with this one. New animations, new colors, and even new styles for us! It's called material design expressive! Follow me for more design tipa and updates! @punitchawlaofficial #uidesign #uxdesign #design #google #materialdesign @googledesign @google @ui_gradient @uxbrainy @uxbucket @uibucket @uiuxbunker @uiuxsupply

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[UXUI 독학할 때 반드시 알아야 할 사이트 12가지] 안녕하세요 피튜입니다🙋‍♀️ 어제는 간만에 무물을 진행했는데 UXUI 공부를 시작하는 방법에 대해 문의를 많이 주셨어요 해서 오늘은 피그마와는 조금 연관성이 떨어지지만 독학하시는분들께 조금이나마 도움이 되고자 이 콘텐츠를 준비해봤습니다🙌 좋은 자료가 너무 많아서 알려드리는 12개 사이트만 쭉 한 번 훑으셔도 UXUI 디자인 공부하는데 도움이 많이 되실거에요😉💜 📍Disquiet @disquiet_io 새롭게 업데이트 되는 프로덕트 소식을 빠르게 확인할 수 있는 사이트 채용 공고도 확인할 수 있어요 📍Designus @designus___ Ui디자인 관련 토픽과 국내 서비스 플로우 스크린샷 제공 토픽 관련해선 다양한 분들과 의견을 나눌수 있어요 📍요즘IT @yozm.it 전문가들이 쓴 it관련 아티클을 제공하는 감사한 사이트 양질의 자료를 무료로 볼 수 있어요 📍서핏 @surfit.io 기획,디자인,개발과 관련된 다양한 아티클을 큐레이션 해주는 사이트 크롬 기본 사이트로 해두고 쓰면 좋아요 📍WWIT 국내 앱 서비스 스크린샷을 볼 수 있는 사이트 📍디자인나침반 @designcompass 매일 아침 10시에 디자인과 관련된 아티클을 발행하는 사이트 📍Appshot @appshots_design 글로벌 앱 서비스 스크린샷을 제공하는 사이트 카테고리별로 서비스를 볼 수 있고 iOS, Android,Web화면을 각각 제공 📍Mobbin 앱샷보다 먼저 생긴 서비스 동일하게 카테고리별 스크린샷을 제공하며 ui기능별로 화면을 모아서 보는 기능도 있어요 📍figma community #figmacomminity @figma 디자인,프로토타이핑과 관련된 다양한 리소스 제공 📍Design system for figma 다양한 브랜드의 디자인 시스템을 피그마 원본으로 볼 수 있는 사이트 디자인 시스템, 컴포넌트 공부 시 유용 📍Human interface guidelines @apple Apple의 기본 ui 가이드라인을 공부할수 있는 사이트 📍Material design @android 안드로이드 기본 ui 가이드라인을 제공하는 사이트. 기초 ui구조부터 인터랙션까지 공부 해볼수 있어요 우아 12개 정리하다보니 벌써 새벽4시네요 이 포스트는 예약해야겠어요😅 오늘 소개해드린 사이트들은 하나같이 정말 다 유용하니 저장해두셨다가 꼭 활용해보세요!! 정리하다보니 저도 다시 꼼꼼하게 공부해야겠단 생각이 드네요😂 그럼 오늘 하루도 즐겁게 시작하세요!!파이팅💪🏻 #피그마 #피그마튜터 #피튜 #uidesign #uidesigner #ui디자이너 #디자이너 #디자인꿀팁 #designtip #uxdesign #uxuinspiration #uitrends #uiinspiration #프로덕트디자인 #프로덕트디자이너

Have you ever seen a ceiling that glows? #kuai #building #buildingmaterial #wallpanels #design #wallboard #material #interiordesign #newmaterial #wallpanel #walldecoration #decoration #decor #deco #newmaterial #furnish

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How to Design a Website Faster Without Compromising Quality Step 1: Use Pre-Made Components & Templates • UI Kits & Design Systems: Leverage Figma, Tailwind UI, or Material Design kits for ready-to-use components. • Reusable Components: Design reusable buttons, cards, and sections to speed up the process. Step 2: Streamline Your Design Process • Wireframe First: Quickly sketch layouts in Figma or Whimsical to define structure before adding details. • Set a Design Style Guide: Predefine typography, colors, and UI elements to maintain consistency. • Use Auto Layout & Constraints: In Figma, apply auto layout and constraints to make design adjustments faster. Step 3: Optimize Image & Asset Management • Use SVGs & WebP: Optimize images with lightweight formats for faster loading. Step 4: Speed Up Development Collaboration • Design & Dev Sync: Share design specs with developers via Figma’s Dev Mode or Zeplin. • Use Tailwind CSS or Bootstrap: These frameworks help developers implement designs quickly. • Version Control: Use GitHub or Figma’s version history to track changes efficiently. Step 5: Test & Iterate Faster • Prototype Before Developing: Use Figma’s interactive prototypes to test before coding. • User Feedback Early: Get quick feedback using tools like Maze or UsabilityHub to avoid major revisions. • Mobile-First Approach: Ensure designs work on mobile first, then scale up for desktops. #website #websitedesigner #websitedevelopment #wordpress #nocode #freelance #websitedesign

While drawings communicate intent, site visits reveal reality. Every walk through the site brings new challenges—variations in execution, material availability, and evolving site conditions—pushing the design to adapt thoughtfully without losing its core vision. . . . . . . #architecturesitevisit #sitevisit #architecture #architect #sitevisitvibes

SISTYLE Design Lab @denimbypv in Milan. Supported by @kering_official Material Innovation Lab (MIL), this platform spotlights 8 emerging designers rethinking denim through responsible water management, aligned with the Kering Water strategy. Sustainable innovation starts here. #innovation #sustainability #denim #jeans #denimpremierevision

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Here's a roadmap to becoming an Android Developer in 10 steps: Step 1: Learn Programming Fundamentals Start with the basics of programming. Learn a programming language like Java or Kotlin, which are commonly used for Android app development. Focus on concepts like variables, data types, loops, and conditional statements. Step 2: Understand Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Learn about Object-Oriented Programming principles such as classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation. These concepts are fundamental for building well-structured Android apps. Step 3: Explore Android Fundamentals Dive into Android-specific concepts like Activities, Fragments, Views, Layouts, and Intents. Understand the Android app lifecycle and how components interact. Step 4: Master UI Design Learn how to create visually appealing user interfaces using XML layouts and design tools. Study Material Design guidelines for creating consistent and user-friendly interfaces. Step 5: Work with APIs and Networking Understand how to make network requests using libraries like Retrofit or Volley. Learn about RESTful APIs, JSON parsing, and handling network errors. Step 6: Learn Persistence Study SQLite or other databases for storing data locally. Learn about data storage, retrieval, and management within Android apps. Step 7: Get Familiar with Version Control Learn to use Git for version control. Understand concepts like repositories, branches, commits, and pull requests, which are essential for collaborative development. Step 8: Explore Advanced Topics Dive into advanced topics like Dependency Injection (e.g., using Dagger), asynchronous programming (using AsyncTask, RxJava, or Kotlin Coroutines), and unit testing. Step 9: Build Real Projects Apply your knowledge by building real-world projects. Start with simple apps and gradually move to more complex ones. This hands-on experience will help reinforce your skills. Step 10: Continuous Learning and Improvement Stay up-to-date with the latest Android trends, tools, and libraries. Follow blogs, online courses, and attend conferences to expand your knowledge and keep refining your skills. Keep Learning 🚀

3 Websites that EVERY designer should know! 👇 Also, if you’re interested in Design 🌈 check out our UI UX course with Job Assistance. Join through the LINK IN BIO 🔗 or DM us 📩 ⭐1. Colourful App Colorful calls itself the virtual photo studio! It can be used for E-commerce Photography, A/B Testing, social media shooting and so much more. Website link - https://www.colorful.app/ ⭐2. Photosonicai Photosonic can be used for various purposes, such as generating inspiration for your creative projects, visualising your ideas or simply having fun with the AI. For example, the Taj Mahal in neon colours! Now that’s something you’d like to take a look at! Website link - https://photosonic.writesonic.com/ ⭐3. Material Design Material Design is an adaptable system of guidelines, components, and tools that support the best practices of user interface design. It has Interactive building blocks for creating a user interface that eases collaboration between designers and developers, and helps teams quickly build beautiful products. Website link - https://material.io/design Save these and use them! #tools #designertools #css #colourpalette #ux #uxdesign #uiux #designer #designcommunity

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