Magnus Björklund

We all need content check in our designs . Sometimes let's admit it - we make typos and sometimes the labels and the content just doesn't sound correct or user friendly. I have been using Grammarly for my documents and content creation for blog posts. Super excited to see how the Grammarly plugin for Figma can help make my content more user friendly and improve my designs. How do you conduct content check for your designs ? What possibilities do you see the grammarly plugin can be used for improving content design ? Share your thoughts in the comment section below. #figma #grammarly #ContentDesign #FigmaPlugin

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Download CTA made in Framer using LottieFiles #Framer #Lottie #NoCode #buildinpublic

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Are you about to create components for your new design system? Then you will probably start with buttons! I always go with three sizes: 👉 Small buttons: 32/36 px height—This is a perfect choice for places with really limited space, such as buttons within tables! 👉 Medium buttons: 40/48 px height—That’s the most frequently used button size - perfect for mobile apps, web-based apps, and other standard button placements with no limited space amount. 👉 Large buttons: 52/56 px height—I rarely use this type of button, but they have an essential place in the design system. It’s the most common choice for marketing websites and landing pages where you want to draw the most attention to call-to-action buttons. ✅ Save the post for the future reference Do you want to learn more about UX/UI design, start learning from scratch, build your portfolio to find a job or clients, or connect with like-minded designers and developers? Then check out my courses and ebooks with thousands of students enrolled! ➡️ Links in BIO for 45% OFF #ui #uidesign #designsystem #ux #uiux #userinterface #appdesign #webdesigner #uxuidesign #uxdesigner #uxdesign #userexperience #uidesigner

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Tips of the week: Designer to follow - Peter Gregersen Join Peter at UX Nordic Conference 2024 and explore the power of sketching. UX Sketching Workshop Are you ready to step away from your digital tools and embrace the tactile world of pen and paper? Turn off your Mac, close Figma and Photoshop, and join us on a pixel-free adventure. What to Expect: Our UX sketching workshop is a dynamic day filled with engaging presentations and hands-on exercises—all done on paper. Together, we’ll explore how simple doodles evolve into low-fidelity prototypes and, ultimately, transform into functional designs using AI. No Drawing Skills Required Don’t worry if you’re not an artist. This workshop is for everyone, regardless of your drawing abilities. Through a series of exercises, you’ll develop a visual vocabulary that empowers you to communicate and visualize elements from your daily work life. What You’ll Learn Sketching Confidence: Grab that pen and start sketching confidently on paper or a whiteboard. Visual Vocabulary: Build your own set of visual symbols and concepts tailored to your work. Low-Fidelity Prototyping: Dive deep into low-fi prototyping techniques to enhance your digital design skills. Materials Provided All participants will receive a sketching pad and a set of sketching pens to kickstart their creative journey. Join him for a day of exploration, creativity, and skill-building. Let’s turn your ideas into compelling models—one stroke at a time! Book to read - Non-Designer's Design Book, The: Design and Typographic Principles for the Visual Novice By Robin Williams For nearly 20 years, designers and non-designers alike have been introduced to the fundamental principles of great design by author Robin Williams. Through her straightforward and light-hearted style, Robin has taught hundreds of thousands of people how to make their designs look professional using four surprisingly simple principles. Now in its fourth edition, The Non-Designer’s Design Book offers even more practical design advice, including a new chapter on the fundamentals of typography, more quizzes and exercises to train your Designer Eye, updated projects for you to try, and new visual and typographic examples to inspire your creativity. Whether you’re a Mac user or a Windows user, a type novice, or an aspiring graphic designer, you will find the instruction and inspiration to approach any design project with confidence. THIS ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO DESIGN WILL TEACH YOU: The four principles of design that underlie every design project. How to design with color. How to design with type. How to combine typefaces for maximum effect. How to see and think like a professional designer. Specific tips on designing newsletters, brochures, flyers, and other projects Published by: PEACHPIT PRESS INC #uxevent #uxworkshop #uxnordic #uxconference #uxdesign

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👀 Watch everybody finding out how powerful Framer is and how it will crush the competitors very soon. I have been using Framer for an year now and it's amazing to see how much the tool developed since then. The best part of Framer is how they hear their users feedback and keep launching updates on a regular base. 🚀 Here are 3 usages of Framer for Designers: 1️⃣ Low/No-Code Development Make your designs go live and get published easier than ever. To make it all easier you can even use the Figma to Framer plug-in and get your designs from one to another in just a few minutes. 2️⃣ Prototyping and User Testing Create high-fidelity prototypes on a low budget/time cost for multiple purposes such as User Testing or validation from clients on animations and microinteractions. 3️⃣ Upgrade your designs from 2D to 3D Framer is the easiest way to make a website pop up using 3D animations and interactions now that you can position any object in the 3D space inside their tool. Integrating Spline also works really well. 🤔 So, is Framer already ahead of its competitors? #Framer #Webflow #NoCode #UIDesign

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Sometimes finding a common language between designers and developers or other stakeholders is a difficult topic. A bit like the "Chinese room" experiment. But fortunately we can have #DesignOps to help build that bridge.Just finished the course “UX DesignOps: Working with Developers” by Dee Sadler! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dX---w_c #ProjectManagement #UserExperienceDesign #UX #ProductDesign

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