Thank you for your response @@AdrianoReisDesign If you don't mind I would love to connect with you and maybe have a 20mins clarity call to help strengthened my perspective on UI/UX Designing.
Hey @@daferichards I’m pretty booked until about the end of February. But feel free to reach out on Twitter(@deereis) and/or send a loom with your thoughts concerning and I can try to help as much as I can asynchronously for now
Hey good point, I'd say when you're designing vectors, icons other graphics, that's more forgivable. I should've made it more clear that i was talking mainly about general product design stuff
Hi sorry for the delayed response. There are many approaches to that. if you have 2 elements inside the auto layout you can simply set the "horizontal gap" to "auto" and it'll push the two items apart to whatever space is available. If you have 3 elements like in the video and let's say the text is a logo, I'd wrap two of them in another auto layout(the left caret + logo) and call it something like "left group" and then go to the parent and set the horizontal gap to "auto" like mentioned above. I'll try to illustrate it below: no auto layout children - parent horizontal gap set to "auto": [ icon logo icon ] icon + logo wrapped in a child auto layout + parent with horizontal gap set to "auto": [ [icon logo] icon ] let me know if that makes sense!
mahn this is the video i needed! finalllllyyy no other tut taught me this
Glad it was helpful!
thamk you very much. I find this video really helpful. I just started using Figma and groups vs frames were a bit confusing.
Glad it was helpful! Yeah Frames are way more useful!
Thank you for your response @@AdrianoReisDesign
If you don't mind I would love to connect with you and maybe have a 20mins clarity call to help strengthened my perspective on UI/UX Designing.
Hey @@daferichards I’m pretty booked until about the end of February. But feel free to reach out on Twitter(@deereis) and/or send a loom with your thoughts concerning and I can try to help as much as I can asynchronously for now
Bro, but sometimes we do need actual background layer in SVG for designing. What do you think? is this really possible?
Hey good point, I'd say when you're designing vectors, icons other graphics, that's more forgivable. I should've made it more clear that i was talking mainly about general product design stuff
Very helpful, thanks!
glad you found it helpful!
thank you ! this is helpful:) more tips pleasssse ?!😍
Glad it was helpful! 🤘
what if the text is an image, like a logo, and you don't want it to fill all the space but still want stuff aligned to the left?
Hi sorry for the delayed response. There are many approaches to that. if you have 2 elements inside the auto layout you can simply set the "horizontal gap" to "auto" and it'll push the two items apart to whatever space is available.
If you have 3 elements like in the video and let's say the text is a logo, I'd wrap two of them in another auto layout(the left caret + logo) and call it something like "left group" and then go to the parent and set the horizontal gap to "auto" like mentioned above. I'll try to illustrate it below:
no auto layout children - parent horizontal gap set to "auto":
[ icon logo icon ]
icon + logo wrapped in a child auto layout + parent with horizontal gap set to "auto":
[ [icon logo] icon ]
let me know if that makes sense!
@@AdrianoReisDesigngreat explanation.
Helpful Video Thanks.😊
I never understand why some people still use group for this case when frame is just awesome in Figma!
this was helpful thank you!
You’re welcome!
Thank you so much
Tq Bro 😇
Anytime!
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