@ThomasStubblefield7+added gift to topbar
will some more progress. considering a modal for the share menu. steps to implement:
1. Make a design in Figma
2. Implement base functionality in code (perhaps through a modal or a pop-up)
@ZeroQL7+#w-of-the-day day 221
today i learnt the basics of UI designing and figma, trying to work out a proper prototype for n&w s4
designing interfaces is not as simple as i thought it would be :scared-hamster:
@Sam7+Was messing around on Figma :figma:
This is a cool sticker design ;p
@ImDeet-U045B4BQ2T00Day 12 daily figma, created a fun Home Screen for Trivia Travel just a fun game idea I had Gpt come up with, where you answer questions based on where your traveling. Based the UI around the Home Screen for trivia crack@ImDeet-U045B4BQ2T00Day 10 of Daily Figma@ImDeet-U045B4BQ2T00Day 9 of Figma, I ran out of time to finish adding a parallax scroll but will try another time@ImDeet-U045B4BQ2T00Day 8 Daily Figma, Made a tribute to one of my favorite artists "Nujabes" Had a lot of fun on this one@ImDeet-U045B4BQ2T00daily 30 min figma - day 7 - recently bought a new wide monitor and hopefully when i set it up it will look similar to this
@ImDeet-U045B4BQ2T00Day 4, Daily 30 min Figma@ThomasStubblefield7+Redesigning Club Network for Mobile
(in Figma atm)
(dailyUI #4)@ImDeet-U045B4BQ2T00Day 3 Daily UI, Slowly learning Figma more@Sameer0Doing random designs on Figma! Thinking I'll make something useful!:cooll-dino:
@ImDeet-U045B4BQ2T0030 minutes a day of Figma, Day 2@ImDeet-U045B4BQ2T00Never used Figma before, going to start 30 minutes a day to try to learn more :ac--villager-roald:@ShubhamPatil1THE FILE IS 27MB EXPORTED FROM FIGMA
@khalby78602 weeks to go till Epoch, and here's the story of this sticker.
It all started a few months ago when genius minds from all over the world decided to brainstorm ideas for stickers they'd like at Epoch. We decided we wanted stickers with local Delhi references for advanced humour. And one such idea was to make a sticker that says Horn Ok Please, with Epoch-ish Hack Club elements in there. For context, Horn Ok Please is written on the back of trucks and lorries prominently seen in North India (in South India, we just have Sound Horn) to alert drivers of vehicles approaching from behind to sound their horns if they wish to overtake, in a country like India where honking is the primary source of communication between you and the other vehicles on the road. Part of the idea was also to make it look like Horn Ok Please was written on the back of a truck. I said, "OK OK LMAOOO WE'RE MAKING A STICKER OUT OF THIS".
Now I'm not exactly the most productive and efficient person out there, I thrive on deadlines. I would occasionally just visit the Figma file, do random stuff and close my tabs while I did not have exams, homework or both. Normally I'd be able to complete stuff while "occasionally" visiting but this one was a bit hard. There weren't many reference images I could find, other than a photo directly from the Wikipedia page. I somehow also found the same image from a frontal angle which helped me trace out the letters and create "Horn Ok Please" as an SVG (my Figma Pen Tool skills are unrivalled, they talk about my curves). I also needed some random art related to India, like peacocks and the Taj Mahal, so what I did was take photos from unsplash.com, remove their background and run them through svgco.de (WHICH IS A GOD SENT BTW, credit to @OjasSomethin' for pointing this wonderful tool out) to give them a painted and vector-y look. I quickly combined them together but I realized it didn't have the same back-of-the-truck feeling and other people were quick to point that out. @deven then points out that I should do "Hack Ok Please" ("cos the H matches") and a few days later, there's a better reference picture of a Horn Ok Please in #design.
In the thread where the image was posted, there was a lot of talk about getting the text bevels and shadows right along with identifying a similar font, which @sarthak narrowed down to a font called Syne, which fortunately was available on Google Fonts and I had it downloaded in no time. I decided to start with the background, and I wanted it to look realistic as possible. The question is, how do you make wooden planks in Figma? Sure, I could draw lines, and make it look realistic in a vector art sense but I wanted the right colour and texture. Well, what if I just placed a picture of wooden planks? That is exactly what I did, and it's called textures. A visit to textures.com gave me some quality seamless textures of wooden planks, and to make it pink I added a separate colour layer and decreased the opacity of the colour layer (I slightly colour-corrected the plank textures for it to be visible while still having the desired shade of pink). I also wanted the grooves (or gaps, whatever you call them) between the planks to affect the surrounding elements as if all the designed elements were actually painted on wooden planks. I did this by manually drawing out groove lines using the good ol' Pen Tool and giving it a slight drop shadow.
The text. "Hack Ok Please!!". It needed bevels. Neither does Figma have an option for bevels nor could I find a plugin that gives bevels to text. Having lost all hope, I wandered around on YouTube hoping some Indian tech guy could help me out when an unexpected ally rose to the occasion: pixlr.com/e. They could make bevels out of text input and export it into PNG - that was more than enough for me. I dragged the export across the browser and into Figma and used a freemium plugin called Image Tracer which I thought had already been exhausted of its 5 free trials but apparently not. I got an SVG, got box shadows using a wonderful plugin called oblique and added that stuff on top of the wood.
Only the decorations remained. I'm not gonna lie, I didn't have much creativity in this area. The corners of my reference image had floral-like colourful designs and I wasn't really sure about manually tracing it using the Pen Tool. The floral-like design reminded me of something I used to do with my mom when I was a kid, where basically I'd take an A4-sized paper, fold the paper in half, put drops of acrylic paint of different colours on the crease of the paper and fold it again to create something that looked like a butterfly. I thought that if I could do something like that with the right colours, I could take a good picture with my phone, remove its background, change its colours a bit and use it in my design. After begging my sister to help me (spoiler alert: she did not), I decided to steal my sister's paint (she's not on Hack Club, so she won't find out) and perform the sacred method of "squish painting". Long story short, it did not come out like I expected it to, it was too narrow and too green for my liking. (I wanted to take a picture of the result I got for the sake of this scrapbook post, but the paint stuck to each other and now I can't unfold the paper and tearing it doesn't seem like a good idea.) At this point, I decided to give up on everything else and trust the mighty Pen. By listening to the Doom OST theme song and Cocomelon songs on a loop, I traced out the basic lines of the floral designs and just randomly coloured them with every main colour I could find.
By now, I was too lazy and uncreative to create my own assets, so I just screenshotted the flower thingy at the bottom of the reference image and then modified the colours a bit so that it matches the background colour of the sticker. Combine this with some smooth curves and spheres, and we have our decorations. To make it even more realistic, I got some grime and brush stroke textures from textures.com, removed their backgrounds, reduced the highlights a bit, increased the shadows a lot, halved the opacities and added the corners of the sticker.
Oh and I almost forgot, there's a slight amount of noise at the very top to give it a slightly dirty/realistic feeling, using the Noise plugin. Adding noise textures to my designs is a reflex action at this point.
@khalby7860Well there goes my attempt to build svgco.de in Figma using it's underlying technologies but without WebAssembly and no Node, Figma plugins are a bit limiting. Anyways, time to go back and continue working on :epoch: stickers!
@toby1hey everyone!! here's my update for day 10 of #10-days-in-public! today, i implemented the mockup i made in figma yesterday! later on, i'm going to try and make the emoji reactions interactive (maybe some confetti!) :D
@toby1here's my update for day 9 of #10-days-in-public!! today, i decided that grooovy's landing page needing a bit of a redo, so i decided to make a quick mockup in figma!
@adelly130day 1/10 of #10-days-in-public!
working on building my personal website using next.js and tailwind css! today, i set up the repo and put in a rough sketch of the homepage that i had designed on figma a few weeks prior! first time using next.js and tailwind css in combination, so still getting used to everything 😄
@reesericci1I re-made the style guide for my group's magazine in Figma
@adelly130started actually coding my website with next.js and tailwind css after designing it in figma!
@adelly130working on a rough design of my personal website in figma!
@KanishqKancharla-U041MC28L3B0taught myself figma animations hehe@reesericci1Day 9/10 for #zachtoberfest! I worked on the mobile-version of the digital ticket today!! (that's just the figma)
@Lucas1Day 7 of #10-days-in-public
For #10 days in public, I'm rebuilding my study group website. Today I didn't do much, it's a holiday in Brazil, I just researched a little more about Figma and added icons in the Brand Guide
@Andrew0day 7 of #10-days-in-public i didnt get much done today sadly, i had a headache and had school work to catch up on. I did make more progress on the figma mockup for the dashboard. Lastly, I setup storybook.js.org for the dashboard app and thats pretty much it! Tomorrow I plan to tackle way more 🙂.
@Lucas1Day 6 of #10-days-in-public
For #10-days-in-public, I'm rebuilding my study group website. Today I explored Figma (first time messing with Figma) and I'm trying to understand how to add Figma to websites
@AyushPaul-U02GHNT70TB06/#10-days-in-public: uhh busy with school work again… didnt manage to get much done but i did practice some figma skills and designed a cool shirt for my american studies class (it was a homework assignment for some reason). psat coming up so ill be able to return to coding on wed.
@Andrew0Day 5 of #10-days-in-public I modified our current landing page to fit our color scheme which is pretty basic for now, I’m going to turn the figma mock-up into a real site so i can be deploy it tonight. I’m going to use nextjs and cf pages :)
Also I’d love to get feedback on the landing page or what can be improved, I’m not good at figma so id appreciate it 🤞.
other than this I didn’t do that much work on my project, although tomorrow I plan to get a lot done.
@toby1hey, everyone! here’s my update for day 3 of #10-days-in-public! today, and for the rest of the weekend, i’m in wales, so i won’t get much coding done- however, here’s a very quick mock-up i made for what tilde’s website may look like using figma! (also, here’s a bonus picture of the original concept i made using my ipad on a bumpy road!)
@maggie0Day 2 of #10-days-in-public! Implemented my Figma design from yesterday, but there’s more space so it looks a bit weird. I’ll probably add more content to fill up the empty space and also make it responsive…
@maggie0Day 1 of #10-days-in-public! I’m working on rebuilding my club’s website in :astro: Astro. Today, I made a quick :figma: Figma design (suggestions welcome!)
@sheryl2finally learning how to go from figma to a website. BUTT new fav vscode theme?? 👀 "Winter is coming dark blue no italics" theme is hot af
@Aadit0using figma to design a website is hard but prolly worth it
@reesericci1i just found out a little figma trick - you can copy and paste svg from inspect into figma!@sampoder5Assembling Assemble (:scrappy:-edition) #5: the whole team has made to figma! I'm lost for words, I'm so excited for tomorrow, this'll be amazing! ❤️
we spent the day doing a ton of venue setup and last minute fixes :D
@khalby7860I wanted to give a mysterious dystopian vibe to The Corgi Mafia, and one common way to symbolize mystery and fear is distortion. Duplicated pictures of a corgi (generated by DALL-E) with low opacity close to each other does the job quite well. I intentionally abandoned any color schemes to give off a chaotic vibe. The color grading that makes it look orangish was done using the plugin Spectrum, WHICH IS A PAID PLUGIN (free trials ftw) that does something similar to what I could do for free by adjusting the saturation slider. As for the glitchy text, I used Morph which is thankfully free. Morph can do other effects, like neon text and glassy windows. Finally, to blend it all together, I used Noise!
@khalby78600001 - 11/04/2022
vectors and donuts ft. figma
@belle0hey fwens :wave-pikachu:
hope your day is going amazing! today i did math past papers and had a really exciting meeting for a project that i'm working on :)) also, i figured out some adulting stuff like rent and making meals and stuff :flushded:.
(attached is the design i created for the ama w/ feross – i'm so excited for the event!!)
