kobosmart:

Twas easy for me

just got a laptop, how do I get started?
Don't want to get too deep into programming, I want to venture into web designing, I want to start with the basics which is html and css.
With these can I become at least an average web designer in less than 3 months
Help a novice.

Segfaultt:
just got a laptop, how do I get started?
Don't want to get too deep into programming, I want to venture into web designing, I want to start with the basics which is html and css.
With these can I become at least an average web designer in less than 3 months
Help a novice.

Watch this video it's an 11hour full course on html and css


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mU6anWqZJcc

kobosmart:

Watch this video it's an 11hour full course on html and css


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mU6anWqZJcc

thank you bro

Segfaultt:
thank you bro

anytime gee

oluwafemiabioye:


I am new to Python how do you use Python to build something like that, isn't that HTML, CSS and Bootstrap?

Yeah that is technically HTML and Bootstrap,but you need something for backend,something like PHP, that's where python(flask) comes in

Karleb:


Get out is not a professional language.

You as a recruiter should desist from using it.

The guy said something wrong albeit professionally, he should be told to get out professionally.

Lol. You will be okay. Get out professionally.

Jeromejnr:
UI/UX designer here.

@OP what do you mean the apps you used are your intellectual property?

Is it not the same apps most of us use? I don't understand you Sir.

Or is there a super special software you have we don't know about?

If is code, there are applications some of us use without needing to code to design websites..so why hiding codes?

Hello bro, I just started my journey as a Ui/Ux designer.

Please, I have just 2 questions

1. How long did it take you to become good at Ui/Ux? I mean from a newbie to a pro. At least it'll help me with my learning curve.

2. Do you work as a freelancer? If yes, is there a demand for Ui/Ux designers?

And please, I beg in the name of the deity you worship, can you please point me to the tutorials you used when learning. It'll help me a lot. I'm learning with Figma.

Hightser:
Ok, if you want to learn ui/ux design for free then send me a pm, you must have your laptop and phone please and it’s free.

I'm interested bro

Hullabaloon:


Hello bro, I just started my journey as a Ui/Ux designer.

Please, I have just 2 questions

1. How long did it take you to become good at Ui/Ux? I mean from a newbie to a pro. At least it'll help me with my learning curve.

2. Do you work as a freelancer? If yes, is there a demand for Ui/Ux designers?

And please, I beg in the name of the deity you worship, can you please point me to the tutorials you used when learning. It'll help me a lot. I'm learning with Figma.

1. To learn UI for me did not take time because I had been involved in graphic design in the past. You can use 1 week to learn UI design. But the UX takes much more time and experience. Some focus much more on the UI than the UX. Let me just say 3 months should give you a good place...but obviously you become better over time.

2. So many demands for designers. And yes I prefer freelance to working in an organisation. Though there is a lot of competition online. A lot of work opp for UI/UX designers because many Web developers do not have that skill

I use Figma also.

Use Udemy courses for Tutorials and follow some YouTube channels to get you up to speed with tips and tricks.

See YouTube channels below.

The employer will not need your type in his undertaking.

You might even been the type work will resign and feel tired of been bossed around. You are the type who believes in himself and it's ok.

Just no that once bitten, twice shy. Move on. You are on the right track. Keep connecting, reasoning critically, building stuffs.

It will find you one day.

kobosmart:
Twas easy for me

Why was it easy for you?

Jeromejnr:


1. To learn UI for me did not take time because I had been involved in graphic design in the past. You can use 1 week to learn UI design. But the UX takes much more time and experience. Some focus much more on the UI than the UX. Let me just say 3 months should give you a good place...but obviously you become better over time.

2. So many demands for designers. And yes I prefer freelance to working in an organisation. Though there is a lot of competition online. A lot of work opp for UI/UX designers because many Web developers do not have that skill

I use Figma also.

Use Udemy courses for Tutorials and follow some YouTube channels to get you up to speed with tips and tricks.

See YouTube channels below.

Thanks bro. God bless you.

And just a little favour. Udemy courses are mostly costly. Do you by chance, have link to any free one. As per Google Drive things

Hullabaloon:


Thanks bro. God bless you.

And just a little favour. Udemy courses are mostly costly. Do you by chance, have link to any free one. As per Google Drive things

No I don't. I think for that, try Coursera and check if there are free courses.

Jeromejnr:


No I don't. I think for that, try Coursera and check if there are free courses.

OK, thanks once again

Hullabaloon:


Thanks bro. God bless you.

And just a little favour. Udemy courses are mostly costly. Do you by chance, have link to any free one. As per Google Drive things

Try this,
Go to udemy, check for the course you want to watch, copy the name, go to google paste and add free download...
It will pop up if it is available on those free sites....

What is needed from you now is data to download....

With mtn 5k for 40g, you are cool

Carmal90:


Try this,
Go to udemy, check for the course you want to watch, copy the name, go to google paste and add free download...
It will pop up if it is available on those free sites....

What is needed from you now is data to download....

With mtn 5k for 40g, you are cool

Just saw one. It's a torrent file. Thanks very much bro

Jeromejnr:


1. To learn UI for me did not take time because I had been involved in graphic design in the past. You can use 1 week to learn UI design. But the UX takes much more time and experience. Some focus much more on the UI than the UX. Let me just say 3 months should give you a good place...but obviously you become better over time.

2. So many demands for designers. And yes I prefer freelance to working in an organisation. Though there is a lot of competition online. A lot of work opp for UI/UX designers because many Web developers do not have that skill

I use Figma also.

Use Udemy courses for Tutorials and follow some YouTube channels to get you up to speed with tips and tricks.

See YouTube channels below.

can you teach me graphic design