UX Planet·3yCreate your own Design system: Chapter Colors
Color theory is the study of how colors interact, combine, and evoke certain emotions or responses. The color wheel is a circular arrangement of colors that helps us understand their relationships. A well-defined color palette in a design system ensures consistency, accessibility, and cohesiveness across various elements of a design.
UX Planet·3yFirst step to becoming a self-taught UX/UI designer.
First step to becoming a self-taught UX/UI designer is getting familiar with the basics of UI and UX design. Learn typography basics like serif vs. sans serif fonts, font pairings, line height, letter spacing, etc. Take note of how colors make you feel on websites and apps you visit.
UX Planet·3y10 Figma Plugins You Probably didn’t know about
Figma is becoming a more and more powerful UX designer tool with every update. In addition, the Figma community continues to create a lot of useful plugins to make our work easier. In this publication, you will find a few plugins you may not have known about.
Community Picks·3yBehind the scenes of designing a design system component
Rama Krushna Behera shares his insights and experiences behind the scenes of designing a design system component. The process starts with auditing existing components in different products across all business units of Razorpay. This article will briefly answer both of these questions and I hope to give you some clarity by the end.
UX Planet·3yHow to Become a UI/UX Designer in 2023?
Arpit Chandak is a self-taught UI/UX Designer, currently working from home in India for a London-based company. He has created a blog to answer potential questions someone new to the industry might have. The three-step method to kickstart your journey should get you job-ready in a month or two.
UX Planet·3yNo code tools — will designers replace developers?
No code tools - will designers replace developers? Figma as a no-code tool? By 2024, low-code application development will be responsible for more than 65% of application development activity. By learning this feature, you’re slowly gaining an understanding of how to think like a developer.