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Hack Design retweeted
✨ The all-new Figma 101 course is now live and it’s completely free!
This course teaches the basics of Figma in one hour with 12 fast-paced videos. It’s meant for beginners, but I’ve had a bunch of seasoned Figma users tell me they learned a lot as well.
Here’s a break down of the lessons:
01 Getting Comfy
02 Creating Files
03 Frames & Groups
04 Manipulating Text
05 Using Shapes
06 Using Images
07 Getting Around
08 Auto Layout
09 Components
10 Superpowers
11 Prototyping
12 Collaborating & Sharing
As a bonus for joining, you get a complimentary Figma Education plan for 6 months! More details on this inside the course.
Get instant access at shiftnudge.com/figma
Hack Design retweeted
#Config2023 launches bridge the gap between design and development, all in Figma.
→ Dev Mode, a new space for developers
→ Variables
→ Advanced prototyping
→ Auto layout updates
→ Font picker
→ File browser redesign
Plus, we previewed the future of Figma with AI and announced the acquisition of @diagram. figma.com/whats-new
Hack Design retweeted
SVG path animation is child’s play when you’re using a no-code tool 🎈
See for yourself 👇
svgator.com/svg-path-animati…
Hack Design retweeted
Time for a portfolio update ✍🏻
fedor.design/
(Hope I don't get banned)
Hack Design retweeted
How to create a random starry background, using random static noise & a star shape layer in @figma using the Noise & Texture plugin:
producthunt.com/posts/noise-…
Hack Design retweeted
Learn Web Development For FREE:
HTML → @traversymedia
CSS → @DevSimplified
GitHub → @GitHubEducation
JavaScript → @freeCodeCamp
UI/UX → @hackdesign
Hosting → @vercel
API→ @Rapid_API
React→ @scrimba
Tailwind → @scrimba
Node → @SkillUpYT
Hack Design retweeted
Putting together a job board for @hackdesign, send me a link to your design jobs and I'll send it out to our 300K email subscribers
Hack Design retweeted
Ok. 😀 My take on the options…
Slices: I still use them as my primary exporting method. Harder to work with, but faster with easier padding control.
Generator: Easy to use, but it’s a bit messy having to name all your layers with .png etc. Slow if you’re trying to export lots.
Hack Design retweeted
Start learning 3D... for free, right now! In this week’s @hackdesign, we discuss why 3D is an urgently-needed foundation for the future of design. Let me show you how to get started in less than 30 minutes.
hackdesign.org/lessons/98-st…
Hack Design retweeted
Really excited to share this lesson on how to close the creative gap between recognizing good design and producing good design ✨ hackdesign.org/lessons/56-cl…
Hack Design retweeted
We've added a new category to our site: Learn. Links to great articles/videos. buff.ly/2iRMMsT
Hack Design retweeted
3/ Replace the transition from design tool --> code editor and _IT_ would instantly make me more productive. I'd personally love a design/front-end IDE. A true IDE.
I wonder when/if that will ever happen? 🤔
Hack Design retweeted
2/ For a design tool to MAKE me more productive, it'd need to have a browser as the canvas and output real actual GOOD code. With options built in for functional/cascading/etc styles of CSS.
Hack Design retweeted
1/ Design tools are AWESOME! Thankful for companies pushing them forward.
But I see no "real" benefit to move from Photoshop. I've tried sketch, XD, Figma on projects and they are RAD. But nothing is SO much better that _IT_ makes me more productive.
Hack Design retweeted
AHHHHHHHHHH. I JUST LAUNCHED IT. Still working a few things out but whatever! I'll do it live. 3dfordesigners.com
Hack Design retweeted
Looking for a few more @hackdesign sponsors, we send out 200k emails per month and want to partner with those who support design education