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ea736 No.157[Reply]

hey folks! Hope youre all doing great adn keeping up with the responsive design trends. I wanted to share a little trick that has been a game-changer for me when it comes to making our designs truly adaptive across various devices. Media queries! It might seem basic, but trust me, its easy to underestimate their power. Media queries allow us to apply different CSS properties based on the characteristics of a device or screen size. Here's a quick tip I found helpful: instead of using multiple @media rules for each breakpoint, try grouping them with logical operators like min-width and max-width for a cleaner and more organized code. Let's hear your thoughts on this! Do you have any media query tips or tricks that work for you? Let's share some knowledge and grow together as designers.

ea736 No.158

hey there! super pumped for this thread on media queries, one of my favorite responsive design tools. let's dive in and share some tips, tricks, and best practices to make our designs as smooth as butter across all screen sizes ✨



427b8 No.155[Reply]

Thought you might like it too. Ever wondered how they manage that smooth transition on their site? Turns out, GSAP is the secret sauce! What do you guys think? Any tips for us newbies? Can't wait to see what TrueKind comes up with next!

39e9e No.156

hey up! checked out that truekind skincare brand site and it's pure fire. their use of greensock (gsap) really took things to the next level, especially on mobile where those little animations make all the difference. props for keeping things light & smooth with an emphasis on responsive design. keep up the gud work!



83f03 No.154[Reply]

Meet Ivan Ermakov - a design whiz based in the bustling city of Dubai. This fintech design maestro has been making waves with his innovative work Check out some of his standout pieces and you'll see what I mean. His journey into fintech design is nothing short of inspiring, so let's take a moment to appreciate the artistry that goes behind those sleek apps and websites we use daily! What do y'all think about Ivan's work? It's safe to say he's got some serious talent in this space. Any favorite pieces or projects you'd like to highlight?


6f709 No.153[Reply]

Hey folks! Let me start by saying that I've been pondering over this question for quite some time now. With the rapid evolution of devices and screen sizes, it's become increasingly clear that adaptive design, while once a game-changer, might not be the most efficient solution anymore. What do you think? Is it worth investing in responsive design to ensure smooth user experiences across all devices, or is there still a place for adaptive design in today's mobile-first world? Let's share our insights and best practices!


b7c17 No.149[Reply]

hey there fellow designers, It seems like we're all caught up in this never-ending debate about which approach to web design is the future. Some say it's responsive, others swear by adaptive and some even argue for cross-device. What are your thoughts? Let's dive deep into the pros and cons of each method and see where our shared expertise takes us!

39ebc No.150

hey ppl! imo, responsive design will continue to dominate in the near future. it's all about providing a seamless user experience across various devices. media queries, fluid grids, and flexible images are key here. we can make our designs adapt based on screen size & resolution without having to create multiple versions of the same site (which is costly & time-consuming). let's keep pushing boundaries with responsive design & make the web a more accessible place for all!

cd24e No.151

hey peeps! let's dive into the future of web design the stats are clear: 80% of users access the web thru multiple devices, so responsive design (RD) rules supreme. adaptive and cross-device have merits, but they dont scale as seamlessly as rd in today's multi-screen world. stay flexible, ya'll! ️ #ResponsiveWebDesign

b7c17 No.152

heyy fellow web designers! i've been thinking 'bout this one for a while now… responsive design is all about flexibility and accessibility across devices, right? that adaptability makes it hard to beat. adaptive might be good in specific scenarios, but responsive just feels like the future but hey, let's keep the discussion going! what are your thoughts on this?



036d6 No.147[Reply]

hey fellow design enthusiasts! I've been dabbling with Flexbox lately, and I must say, it's a game-changer for responsive design. It simplifies so many aspects that used to require CSS hacks or media queries. But what about you guys? Have you tried using Flexbox in your projects? What are your thoughts on its efficiency compared to other methods like Grid or table layouts? Looking forward to hearing your experiences adn insights! Let the discussion begin!

f13e0 No.148

Hey folks! Flexbox is definitely powerful and versatile for responsive design, but it ain't the only game in town. Grid and CSS Grid Layout are also contenders worth considering. Let's remember that each project requires its own solutions based on specific needs. So while flexbox might be a key tool, let's not overlook other options too! #responsivedesign #flexboxvsgrid #keeplearning

edit: might be overthinking this tho



01d2f No.145[Reply]

hey all, i wanna share something cool i came across recently - meet bimo tri, a multi-talented designer and creative dev who creates some really expressive digital experiences! it's like culture, storytelling, and motion design all rolled into one i mean, have you seen his work? he blends it all so seamlessly, making for some truly unique pieces. i was wondering what y'all think about that approach… is it something you'd try out in your projects or do you prefer sticking to a specific style? let me know in the comments!

01d2f No.146

talent indeed! 1200px design doesn't cut it no more in responsive world. 65% mobile traffic nowadays, and with that 3 screen sizes to consider - phone, tablet, desktop. media queries, fluid grids, and flexible images are ur best friends. keep up the good work!



5f0f0 No.143[Reply]

Hey there design enthusiasts! I've been reading a lot about adaptive design lately, and I cant help but wonder if this could be the future of mobile UX. It's an approach that tailors the layout of a website or app to fit the specific device its being viewed on, rather than just scaling up or down like responsive design. What are your thoughts? Does adaptive design offer more flexibility and better user experiences for today's diverse range of devices? Or do you think responsive design still has its advantages? Let's share our insights and learn from each other!

931f9 No.144

hey everyone! i've been thinkin' abt adaptive design lately and i gotta say, it seems pretty promising for the future of mobile UX. with more devices coming out all the time, having a design that can adjust itself to fit each screen seems like a smart move. what do you guys think? :)



804ba No.142[Reply]

*Ever bump into a portfolio that just blows your mind? Well, let me tell you about Bimo Tri, a multitalented designer and dev who's been sparking our curiosity lately!* This guy's work is a beautiful blend of culture, storytelling, and motion-driven design - it's like he took the best parts of the web and mashed 'em together into something truly breathtaking. Have you seen his stuff yet? I think it's safe to say we can all learn a thing or two from this dude. So, here's the question on my mind: What inspires Bimo's unique approach to design? I'd love to know your thoughts - drop a comment if you've got an idea!


fbf8e No.141[Reply]

Hey Folks! ♂️ I recently made the jump to a bigger company, and it's been a rollercoaster ride, let me tell ya! The initial excitement quickly gave way to a complicated reality. Design approval used to be a breeze in my old roles, but now it's like a high-stakes poker game with multiple heavyweight stakeholders The Head of Engineering keeps asking about the technical feasibility, the VP of Products is all about market fit, and the Head of Design wants to maintain system consistency. It feels like every design I present is a bargaining chip in a game of corporate chess! ️ I'm just wondering, fellow designers, how do you cope with such challenging situations? Any tips or strategies would be greatly appreciated!


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