My 4-hour
@framer
course is out and it's completely free!
- Step-by-step and beginner-friendly
- Extensive Figma to Framer workflow
- Generate layouts with AI + experimentations
- Effects, scroll interactions, animations, 3d
- Components and lots of…
We just moved to Singapore. It’s a dream to live here.
⁃ 26-31º all year
⁃ Super safe & clean
⁃ Great education & services
⁃ Started a company w/ Sleek
⁃ Sponsored my own visa
Rent is expensive (5k), but everything else is affordable, esp taxi and food.
Canada has been my…
Last year, I didn’t know if we’d make it. I was wrong.
- Hired 8 early designers and devs
- 50% designers
- 14 people
- 100% self-funded
We made 1M CAD in revenue. We don’t fight about code or design, we only execute and learn. We focus on making our customers happy.
1-month update after moving to Singapore
⁃ Lots of brief rain showers. Not as hot as anticipated.
⁃ Balcony is a second living room. No need for AC during the day as fans are enough.
⁃ Children enrolled at an international school for 14k/year
⁃ Housekeeping for 75/week
⁃…
My SwiftUI course is here! I built this app from scratch so I can teach every single step, from building an adaptive UI, to animating it and adding gestures
This is how easy it is to implement Lottie animations. Designers can treat these as assets so that engineers don’t have to manually code these animations.
The best way to teach someone is to give them the necessary tools, a real project and a deadline. Without a real project, the lessons won’t stick, and without a deadline, they won’t feel the urgency to learn.
There’s so much you can do with SwiftUI. You can animate gradients, blending modes, call multiple screens and pair with gestures. This is next level prototyping. 👌
I’m thinking of doing a full video course about UI design: layout, colors, hierarchy, proportions, composition, starting mobile/web designs from scratch, etc. A deep dive into my own process of design and code.
Would there be any interest?
My free
@Webflow
course is here! I’m teaching how to build a full site using CSS techniques, advanced interactions, Lottie, CMS, forms and payments. All without writing code.
At this point, I'm considering SwiftUI to be a design tool. I've been trying almost every effect so I can explain what each does and how to use them effectively for design.
After 6 months in the making, I'm releasing Angle 2 with over 500 devices and mockups in a giant Sketch Library. On top of that, we're making the Angle Plugin free!
I’m working on a UI design system for
@figma
and
@framer
- 200+ components with properties like light/dark, size, state and icons
- Color/spacing variables, so easy to change entire system
- Fully themed sections and templates
- Ready to publish to Framer
Anyone interested?…
I’m incredibly excited to release my first React course for designers. It will teach you how to build components, animations and even data/payments. You can learn by coding a site from scratch.
I put together a massive list of the best tools and resources for designers and developers. Will also revive our weekly newsletter which has close to 25,000 people!
Figma html to Framer is a game changer
- No need to recreate design manually
- Pretty accurate styling and auto layout
- ⌥⌘P and paste to Framer
Some tips:
- Organize your design in advance
- For SVGs, use Copy as SVG for better accuracy
- Remove hidden or unused styling as…
The Design System course in
@figmadesign
is here! It’s our first free course and will teach you how to design layouts, icons and components from scratch.
The Framer X course is coming next week. It's going to be free. Can’t wait to teach designers how to code React components that can be used in a design tool!
We’re going to make the
@figmadesign
course free. We believe in free education and partnering with Figma allows us to spend resources in making it happen. We’ll treat all design tools equally, based on their merits and all our other courses, inc React and Swift will remain paid.