These guides are not fixed, you can change them with the use of a proper grid system and font. These are just for beginners in the field with little or no idea.
(Cc: its.dezinx in IG). #uiux
Have been getting a lot of DM's on UI/UX design mentorship and how to kick-start a career as a UI/UX designer.
Currently, I won't be able to mentor anyone till next year, have already gotten enough mentees.
Here's a thread on how to kick-start a career in UI/UX design. #uiux
1) Take a UI/UX design course. If you have financial challenges I suggest applying for financial aid on Coursera. CALARTS and Google can grant you to take the course for free.
Although CALARTS has 4 design extensive courses whereas Google has 7. I recommend both because they teach the same thing. 1) Visit coursera.org to get started, and search for UI/UX design courses. 2) Choose course 1
1) Design all interactions: Show the success state, loading state, and error state. Also include a confirmation screen, and notification popup if needed. Avoid guesswork for the users.
2) Improve your lists.
To improve your list's design you should consider adding a search field (for 5+ items). Your search should enable the user to clear the active keyword input as well as cancel out of the flow. For that, you need to add "clear" and "cancel" buttons.