Ultimate Guide to UI Design

Let me tell you how not to suck at UI design.

The most important part of learning UX/UI design is acknowledging the constraints. This video is all about that.

It gives you PRECISE instructions on what to do, what not to do, and in which order. I give you safe colors, typography, spacing and icons tips so your first apps look better and you're able to learn faster.

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00:00 Why constraints?
00:29 The bad scenario
00:50 Colors
03:28 Fonts
04:37 Icons
05:35 Spacing
06:17 Next step
06:56 The book

[dilankamadushan]

I really appreciate how you condense complex concepts into simple explanations, making it easily understandable for everyone. as always brilliant! 🤩

[simonswiss]

I LOVE the "TL;DR: use go-to values that are proven" messaging. Takes away so much decision-making and avoids "weird ideas". I am sure you're going to get roasted for saying some of these things, but from a practical and functional standpoint, this is gold.

[fatemehmokhtarabadi]

I love the fact that this video is edited like a horror movie (sounds and effects when starting each chapter) and how it actually feels like a horror movie when you're a junior at UI (I'm one here, completely terrified but I'm learning. I almost cried on my day one! ). You're content is beyond great, Thank you so much sir!

[jayeshahuja]

This video is a gem for anyone starting out 👏🏻🙌🏻

[DEADEYESpress]

I love the pace of your videos, slow but enough information, simple but ez to understand! Thanks, I'll take a look at some of your courses! :D

[jchavez]

Such a great way to lay it out. Keep it simple and practice. 💜

[SzabatDesign]

Brilliantly explained! Every beginner should start with this :) I have to read you new ebook because it is worth repeating knowledge to yourself :) All the best! ❤️☀️

[fde]

First, I rarely write comments at all, so you can believe this is a special one.

Secondly, I want to thank you Michael, you planted a seed of hope in my head and heart that I can still become a good designer.
In general, I have been interested in design for the past 5 years, because I am a student of information technology.

I have recently been looking for a job, as an old acquaintance wrote to me that he has a job for me, and quite a job, as a mobile designer for iOS. I could not find a place for happiness. And now I have been working on the project for several weeks, slowly but surely.
I watch your videos from time to time, I constantly emphasize something for myself, learn new things, correct mistakes.

So, thank you very much for gradually helping me and people like me become better in general, and as a designer as well, of course.

P.S. I got your e-book, now it's serious, not only youtube videos, maybe I'll even join your hype4academy.

[adelakunoluwatobi]

Wow. Such a gem content. I'm gonna have to watch multiple times to outline all the details, that's how good this is. Thanks .

[dotpenji]

Wow, this video is like striking gold for budding designers! Your advice on using constraints to improve design skills really resonated with me. I found it particularly interesting how you emphasized the importance of simplicity, especially for beginners in their first or second year of learning design. It's refreshing to hear someone stress the significance of mastering the fundamentals before diving into more complex design choices.

[fernandash]

Man this video is gold! I've been looking for different ways to improve my UI but any other videos were as useful as yours! ❤

[burakkok]

This has been an amazing starting point for me. Even though I have an architecture degree and a master's degree in industrial design, this video has been immensely valuable for me. I am trying to get into the field of UX/UI and trying to bring a portfolio together but there is so much to learn. It has been challenging to come up with projects and designing them from the ground up. I can never feel satisfied with my designs and always think there is something missing or off. Thanks to you, the rules I have to follow are already there and I am not that afraid of designing anymore. Subscribed and liked. Please continue what you are doing.

[withextraolives]

I've learned so much from you and appreciate your valuable tips and advice. Thank you for this video and the ebook! I've already used it to enhance my projects.

[sarroora]

Concise and to the point as always. Thanks, Michal!

[vicfaustini]

One doubt that I usually have when I'm going to design a Dashboard for the desktop is the grid, most because I don't know much about code. You could also bring a little more about grids, specifically for mobile and desktop apps, because devs are very grateful when faced with a design obeying the grids 😊😅

[A.Priyotosh]

thanks a lot. its truly inspiring and helpful. btw i couldn't get the ebook for free.

[goldenwords]

You opened my eyes sir.😮Thanks a lot.😊🎉

[adhamhmad]

Really helpful, especially for my next UX portfolio from Google!

[Asuragaming]

I was searching for this information all over the internet finally found it here

[Derimos]

I'm loving you videos! Can you make one suggesting how to chose colors for modern Front End UI libraries. For example there are a lot of UI libraries in which you can generate website theme by choosing : Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Success, Warning, Error and Surface color. (for example new Material Design, Skeleton UI, ANT UI ... ). Can you suggest safest colors to chose in this case. Thank you <3