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Hello there!
I have started the series where Kevin builds a responsive website from Frontend Mentor.
LINK TO MY QUESTION: https://youtu.be/h3bTwCqX4ns?si=F6VYp3teAxOJOd8_&t=298
In the first episode, actually in the first couple of minutes of the series, he firstly looks at the design, SVGs, color paletts, container style and so on. I was am very impressed by the software he used for viewing the designs that Front Mentor provided and how it highlighted all the elements, their width, height, etc in a blue box.
For those who don't want to access the link, I took a screen capture so I can showcase what caught my eye.
Thank you in advance for helping me figure out this one. Cheers!
Kevin Powell
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Build a responsive website with HTML & CSS | Part one: Analyzing th...
Starting a new project is always fun! In this one, we're starting with nothing and building out a Frontend Mentor project from scratch, looking at potential problems we can run into and how I would tackle them.
This is part 1 of this series, which will span the next few weeks.
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Sorry if I am missing something but, what is your question?
If you are askiing what tool he is using, it is Figma
Thank you very much! I was using adobe photoshop, but Figma looks really nice!
If you want to stay within the Adobe suite then there's Adobe XD. Its usecase is designing websites. But I'm pretty sure it's no longer supported -- Figma is the standard (and I've heard of Sketch too)
Only feature from adobe xd that I missed in figma was repeat grid. For the rest figma is a lot more superior for designing websites. (Figma should work on making it easier to do responsive design)
Yeah, Adobe dropped XD when they thought they were going to acquire Figma... that deal fell through, but they never revived XD... I think they wanted to acquire Figma because they couldn't get any user-share with XD, so they just never bothered with it again.
Ye I heard about the rumour when that was going on, it was at the time I was mod in adobe Firefly server and that's where I heard it. So tbh that's a little more then a rumour nothing official.
Figma earlier this year did kind of a bold move with acquiring PayloadCMS.