I get using colored shadows on Type 5, since that is the look you are going for, but why use colored shadows on the others instead of (0,0,0,a), where alpha is set low (0.2-0.3). The color makes component portability an issue, as the component is now designed to only work on one background type/color.
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Loved the camera movement in the intro and outro, its a really nice effect. Make the video even more professional
This is exactly what I was looking for, thank you so much!
Big shadow guy here. Yuuuuge into shadows. I love these shadows. Inline shadow, outer shadow, doesn't matter. Shadow!
Thank you sooo much sir. I really have a hard time on making shadows🤕 I hope I will overcome this now
Thank you a lot! I begin to study Figma and your lessons are the best one.
I get using colored shadows on Type 5, since that is the look you are going for, but why use colored shadows on the others instead of (0,0,0,a), where alpha is set low (0.2-0.3). The color makes component portability an issue, as the component is now designed to only work on one background type/color.
Love your designs
As well as your hairstyle 😉😉😉 (me also trying this hairstyle 😅😎)
Keep rocking brother
Nice content, i watched it on 1.25 speed and works aswell very nicely. :3
The hair is at an epic level!
Gary the UI/UX design scientist also happen to have nice intro music.
Nice one Gaz.
damn i really needed this!
Thanks
Hair is nicely done 👍👌
Am I the only one that prefers the x and y values at zero for most shadows?
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Watch video in 2X -_-
he looks very much like Julian Assange especially from certain angles, or am i the only one noticing it?
any front end dev watching this?
Lose the hairdo bro. You look so much better with a short hairdo. Great content as always by the way 👍