Faiz Shaikh’s Post

Here is the simplest way to use color variables for adding gradients in your Figma designs. While it might seem complex with variables, it’s fairly straightforward when using local styles. But you will have to design both dark and light modes separately. Using colour variables is really going to be super helpful when designing for both dark and light mode simultaneously, this will also let your gradients automatically adjust when switching between the two modes. You’re welcome.. #figma #figmatutorial #colourvariables

Color variables for adding gradients in your Figma designs.

Presenting my debut Figma project: a stylish navbar featuring dynamic hover effects and a fluid scrolling webpage. Combining form with function, I aimed to craft an intuitive user experience that seamlessly guides visitors through the site. Take a peek and experience the smooth navigation and visually appealing design elements first hand 😎🎉

"Simplify your design process with our latest landing page template, expertly crafted using a harmonious palette of 4 colors! Check out our Figma design and discover how a thoughtful color scheme can elevate your brand's visual identity. Follow the link in our bio to explore and get started on your next project! #LandingPageDesign #Figma #ColorPalette #DesignInspiration #SimplifyYourDesign #VisualIdentity"

Designed this growth icon set on Figma using a 24x24px grid, blending minimal detailing with a realistic look through gradients, light, and shade—SVG-friendly with no special effects. The icons feature a clean 2-color palette, with blue and green as the prominent highlights. #icondesign #uidesign #figma #madeonfigma #uiux #visualdesign

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Starting my day with responsive grid system in Figma The most underrated aspect of grid system is vertical ( Rows ) 𝐆𝐨𝐚𝐥 : Design should not be visually aesthetic but also perfectly aligned with the grid system Which feature of Figma you feel is the underrated? 🤔 Follow for more Hina HM #hinahm #figmadesigner #uiuxdesigning #productdesigner #figmatips

5 misbeliefs of colors ..... Understanding these misconceptions can help designers make more informed decisions when choosing and implementing colors in design. 1. More colors are better -- Using too many colors can relate visual chaos and overwhelm users. 2. Color blindness is rare -- Color vision deficiencies affect a significant portion of the population. 3. Bright Colors are always attention-grabbing -- Bright colors can be attention grabbing, but overuse can lead to fatigue. 4. Color Selection is a one time decision -- Colors should evolve with design trends and user feedback. Regularly reassess your color choices for relevance and accessibility. 5. Dark Mode is Just About Inverting Colors -- Effective dark mode design involves more than flipping colors. These are the misconceptions of the colors. What are your thoughts on this misbeliefs? comment below 👇 LinkedIn Figma #uiuxdesign #design #uiuxdesigner #appdesign

💡 Create a Glowing Button in Figma! ✨ Want to add some flair to your design? Here’s how to create a glowing button in Figma that will make your interface shine! 🌟 Step 1: Design the button. Start with a simple rectangle or rounded rectangle, and add your button text. 🖼️ Step 2: Add a gradient fill. Use a radial gradient to give the button a soft glow effect. 🎨 Step 3: Apply the glow effect. Go to the effects panel, choose “Drop Shadow,” and set the blur and spread to create a glowing aura around your button. Adjust the color and opacity to get the perfect glow. 💫 Step 4: Customize the interaction. In Prototype mode, you can create a "While Hovering" interaction to make the glow intensify when the user hovers over the button. This adds an interactive and dynamic touch. 🛠️ And there you have it—a glowing button that adds a touch of magic to your design! ✨ Ready to try it out? Share your version and let’s inspire each other! 🌟 Got any questions? Drop them in the comments—I’m here to help! 😊 #FigmaTutorial #GlowingButton #UIUXDesign #CreativeDesign #FigmaCommunity #DesignTips

Auto Layout in Figma: Imagine you're hosting a party and all your design elements are guests. Some are mingling in the corner, others are sprawled across the room like they own the place, and a few are just plain lost. Enter Auto Layout in Figma – your ultimate party planner! With its magical powers, Auto Layout effortlessly organizes your design elements, ensuring they're all in their designated spots and looking fabulous. It's like having a design superhero at your fingertips! So, instead of stressing out over unruly elements, sit back, relax, and let Auto Layout do all the heavy lifting. Trust me, your designs will thank you for it! #Figma #AutoLayout #uxdesign #uxdesigner