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Gm guys!! Let's lock-in🔐 this week and make the best of it.

Dear Designer🎨, Who told you that a "CASE STUDY" will always require you designing the entire screens of an app? Do you know how many screens is a complete mobile app? A case study is simply: 1. highlighting a problem you saw in a particular product(web app or mobile app). 2. Letting your audience know it's uncomfortable to users(Pain Points) 3. Suggesting the solution and how you will approach the solution(Design thinking). 4. Show your result through few screens/flow and a supporting prototype to fully showcase your solution. That's it! You don't have to overthink it. Just remember your clients are not designers so focus on sharing solutions not pixel. RT for others to get the good news🪄🚀

1. Just master typography, spacing and hierarchy. You'll design amazing interfaces with just shades of 000000 & FFFFFF. 2. Practice HSL and HSB. 3. Read these books and practice.

The rain worry me too, i had to do something for the culture - Mbulari(An igbo name for Umbrella). What do yall think? Loads in 4k.

There's absolutely a lot of jobs in Tech and I'm not even joking about it. You have to make extra effort so your preparedness will meet the right opportunity and that equals LUCK! You have to be 10 times better to scratch the surface, it's the reality and if the kitchen is too hot for you....here's the door🚪 You mentioned a lot of things that don't work for you like attending tech events, pitching, etc but guess what, many people are doing it at every chance they get and they still don't have the job until they do. Mindset is the steering of your destiny, fix that and you're unstoppable. When I joined ALX in 2022, one topic they taught us was GRIT and GROWTH MINDSET, that changed how I see things till today but i haven't gotten a job yet but ive gotten the opportunity to speak to young talents, mentor some people 1-on-1, Team lead twice in a bootcamp, it's a gradual process but you have to stay relevant and be visible. Adapt, continue learning and be visible then the job will find you.

You can't skip reading as a Designer, I thought I could but No. I've made peace with it, you should too.

Gm guys!! Let's lock-in🔐 this week and make the best of it.

1. Just master typography, spacing and hierarchy. You'll design amazing interfaces with just shades of 000000 & FFFFFF. 2. Practice HSL and HSB. 3. Read these books and practice.

Dear Designer🎨, Who told you that a "CASE STUDY" will always require you designing the entire screens of an app? Do you know how many screens is a complete mobile app? A case study is simply: 1. highlighting a problem you saw in a particular product(web app or mobile app). 2. Letting your audience know it's uncomfortable to users(Pain Points) 3. Suggesting the solution and how you will approach the solution(Design thinking). 4. Show your result through few screens/flow and a supporting prototype to fully showcase your solution. That's it! You don't have to overthink it. Just remember your clients are not designers so focus on sharing solutions not pixel. RT for others to get the good news🪄🚀

The rain worry me too, i had to do something for the culture - Mbulari(An igbo name for Umbrella). What do yall think? Loads in 4k.

You can't skip reading as a Designer, I thought I could but No. I've made peace with it, you should too.

Simple CTA and Footer section in Light and dark mode using Variables. Loads in 4K📸

There's absolutely a lot of jobs in Tech and I'm not even joking about it. You have to make extra effort so your preparedness will meet the right opportunity and that equals LUCK! You have to be 10 times better to scratch the surface, it's the reality and if the kitchen is too hot for you....here's the door🚪 You mentioned a lot of things that don't work for you like attending tech events, pitching, etc but guess what, many people are doing it at every chance they get and they still don't have the job until they do. Mindset is the steering of your destiny, fix that and you're unstoppable. When I joined ALX in 2022, one topic they taught us was GRIT and GROWTH MINDSET, that changed how I see things till today but i haven't gotten a job yet but ive gotten the opportunity to speak to young talents, mentor some people 1-on-1, Team lead twice in a bootcamp, it's a gradual process but you have to stay relevant and be visible. Adapt, continue learning and be visible then the job will find you.

Things that I’m sure won’t follow me to 2025(Design Edition); 1. Procrastination. 2. Having a perfectionist mindset and overthinking my design process. 3. Doing a lot at the same time. 4. Imposter syndrome(I'll post it no matter what) Add yours👇🏾