Hi! I appreciate that your videos are not too long. It's an art to tell everything required in a short amount of time. Well done :) One question: typing animation is a separate component with its own interactions or GIF / video?
Thanks a lot, Kamil! I try to make is not longer than 10 min, so learning works faster, but it's still slow enough to learn, even for less experienced Figma Users ;) Super happy, that you like it! The typing animation was just an Screen Recording of Figma. I wanted to demonstrate, that when i change the text in one of the bubbles, the bubble grows vertically and all other bubbles shift thanks to the auto layout. At the moment, Figma does not allow typing events (you can fake it a bit, bit it's tricky) - I really hope, they build it in soon so we will be able to build even more cool stuff, combined with variables (inserting a value in a prototype and storing it for later in a variable) :)
Great work! The video quality, way of explanation, detailing, everything is so good. please do more tutorial videos like this. Also, please do the Video editing tutorial. That will be really helpful.
Many thanks :) Yes, autolayout can make work much easier and faster, when investing a bit time in good components :) But I am also curious, how the new "suggest autolayout" feature by figma will perform ;)
Hey :) Huge thx! Happy, that you like it and also super happy, that the speed was OK - I was a bit afraid, that it would be a bit too fast. Have a great day! ;)
This shows me I am doing it right :) BTW would you consider creating components on their own like the avatar or nick coma time area for easier changes in the future for just those elements?
@@Sponsi_PL Yes - very good point and advice from you and Majestät sense, if u use them in other areas. I did not do it here in order to not make this tutorial too complex but in general in a bigger design system it should be modular as good as possible :)
@@enterpriseux I am looking to optimize such cases - which things to do with hidden stuff, which with variants, which with variables or modes based on states... personally I tend to wonder around looking for particular solutions.
For a guy with no background on UX, This is the most intuitive thing I've found so far. Thank you so much!
Thanks a lot, mate! I try to make these tutorials as easy and intuitive as possible. Super happy, that you like it! :)
Hi! I appreciate that your videos are not too long. It's an art to tell everything required in a short amount of time. Well done :) One question: typing animation is a separate component with its own interactions or GIF / video?
Thanks a lot, Kamil! I try to make is not longer than 10 min, so learning works faster, but it's still slow enough to learn, even for less experienced Figma Users ;) Super happy, that you like it! The typing animation was just an Screen Recording of Figma. I wanted to demonstrate, that when i change the text in one of the bubbles, the bubble grows vertically and all other bubbles shift thanks to the auto layout. At the moment, Figma does not allow typing events (you can fake it a bit, bit it's tricky) - I really hope, they build it in soon so we will be able to build even more cool stuff, combined with variables (inserting a value in a prototype and storing it for later in a variable) :)
Great work! The video quality, way of explanation, detailing, everything is so good. please do more tutorial videos like this. Also, please do the Video editing tutorial. That will be really helpful.
Hey! huge thanks for your feedback! More videos to follow son - the next one probably tomorrow :)
Awesome! This is a very useful intro to autolayout and prototyping.
Many thanks :) Yes, autolayout can make work much easier and faster, when investing a bit time in good components :) But I am also curious, how the new "suggest autolayout" feature by figma will perform ;)
This is incredible, thank you so much
Hey, huge thanks for your feedback! I really appreciate! :) New content coming next week :)
This is great. Well explained. Thank you 🙏🏽
Many thanks for your feedback! Next content coming very soon (this week) :)
Awesome! This is a very useful intro to autolayout and prototyping. Simple, quick and to the point. Many thanks for that! *°*°*
Hey :) Huge thx! Happy, that you like it and also super happy, that the speed was OK - I was a bit afraid, that it would be a bit too fast. Have a great day! ;)
@@enterpriseuxit's easy to stop or to replay so no worries 🌸
@@NikolaKroulikova Awesome :) Next video coming this Friday and it will be about B2B Websites - Very interesting :)
This shows me I am doing it right :) BTW would you consider creating components on their own like the avatar or nick coma time area for easier changes in the future for just those elements?
@@Sponsi_PL Yes - very good point and advice from you and Majestät sense, if u use them in other areas. I did not do it here in order to not make this tutorial too complex but in general in a bigger design system it should be modular as good as possible :)
@@enterpriseux I am looking to optimize such cases - which things to do with hidden stuff, which with variants, which with variables or modes based on states... personally I tend to wonder around looking for particular solutions.
@@Sponsi_PL Hey :) Feel free to write me a PM on LinkedIn - we can make a call anytime and talk about it - happy, if I can help with some advice :)