🥳 Today is a very special day! 👏 Celebrating our latest Memorisely students graduating from their 15-week UX/UI Bootcamp. An amazing journey of learning and real-world projects can't be summed up in words. As a teacher, I'm beyond grateful to have shared this journey with you all! 🎓🚀 ✌️ Keep creating awesome stuff, team. I know you all will do === #UXDesign #Learning #Bootcamp
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✍️ How often do you as a designer actually still use a good old sketchbook? 💭 I think in our time, where we often spend more than 8 hours a day in digital tools like Figma and others, our definition of the designer role has somewhat changed. Of course, I love these tools, am an absolute fan, and incredibly grateful for all that can be done with them. 👀 But as often, it's about choosing the right tool for the right job. And sometimes, it's simple sketching that can solve a problem best. 💎 I once heard, "Writing is thinking." I would like to expand that for designers: "Sketching is thinking, too." 🎬 I have summarized my thoughts on this in a short clip where I react to Raphael Schaad's Config Talk. For me, the most inspiring talk at this year's Config. 🤙The recording was made during one of my coworking streams. Feel free to check it out PS: Thank you for that epic Picasso quote that has a place on my desk now
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💭 What role will Figma have in the future? 🧠 Don't worry, I am still a friend and fan of the tool, but recently, during one of my coworking streams, I spent a few minutes reading a blog post, which led to some interesting thoughts. 👇 Here are some excerpts I have summarized here. 🎬 PS: If you like the vibe, feel free to drop by one of the streams!
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✨ It's that time of the year again! 👨🏫 Yesterday, I kicked off another fabulous Memorisely bootcamp. In the next 8 weeks, my teaching partner in crime Ori Nevares and I will be teaching folks around the world about design systems. 🔥 The energy and vibes have already been amazing, and I can't wait to get back into live teaching next week. Keep Creating Awesome Stuff ✌️
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🎬 So happy to be a part of this journey making design more approachable for everybody! New courses every week! 👇👇👇 What course would you love to see?
Marvin Messenzehl here with a new course added to the Memorisely on- demand learn platform 👉 "Conducting a Heuristic Evaluation of Competitors" Learn how to evaluate competitor products, spot usability issues, and enhance user experience. This course is for you whether you’re just starting or looking to refine your skills. The full class is live on the site now. Join Memorisely today for unlimited access to all our 500+ design courses: https://lnkd.in/eRfbTgwA
Conducting a Heuristic Evaluation of Competitors as a Product Designer
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How do you know if your design is hitting the mark? Imagine, you’ve started a new project. Everything feels good and you make quick progress. But are you even moving in the right direction? Chances are high that your product design is holding you back. 👉 What you need: A comprehensive health report for your product, diving deep into usability, UI, interaction, and visual design.I call these Product Design Crits and I offer it as a service. --- 👀 Fresh Perspective: Get an outsiders view on how to make your product not just good, but great. Sometimes, a fresh set of eyes can see what you might have missed. 🎯 Actionable Insights: You receive practical, actionable feedback. From usability tweaks to interface redesigns, you’ll get clear steps to elevate your product’s design. 🦄 Solve Design Mysteries: Ever wondered why your designs look amazing in Figma but fall flat in production? A Crit will diagnose these issues and help bridge the gap. 🔫 Focus on Impact: Instead of overhauling your entire product, the Crit focuses on key areas for maximum impact. You’ll know exactly where to start for the biggest improvements. --- In the past I've helped several teams in significantly improving their experience design. And a crit was always the foundation. Pop me a DM to book your first crit today
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First day of #config2024 was a blast 🤩 Can't wait to share more on our learning platform about all of this! 🤓 What are your highlights from this years config? 🤔
Favourite Announcements from Figma's Config 2024! 🎉 1️⃣ Auto Layout Suggestions for Frames Imagine working on a frame, and Figma automatically suggests an auto layout that wraps everything in the structure. How cool is that? 🤩 2️⃣ Timeline View in Dev Mode Not just for designers, but a fantastic addition for developers! The new timeline view in dev mode enhances collaboration between designers and developers, making the back-and-forth process smoother. 🛠️ 3️⃣ Visual Search for Similar Designs This one’s huge! You can now search for something similar based on a screenshot or design. Perfect for large apps with extensive design systems. It helps us see what’s been worked on before and find similar components easily. 🔍 Can't wait to try these out! What were your favourite announcements from Config 2024? Share in the comments! 💬👇 Supa excited that Marvin will teach on our Memorisely On-Demand Platform to bring all these updates into classes! ⚡️ #config2024 #figma Figma
Favourite Announcements from Figma's Config 2024! 🎉
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It's #config2024 time 🕺 🫶 Every year around the same time, I am reminded of what makes this community and industry so special. The kindness, the innovation, the open minds, and so much more. 🙏 I am incredibly grateful to be able to be a part of it. 🌴After the opening keynote, I will take a week off for some rest and relaxation. And then there will be plenty of new #Figma content! 👇What are you looking forward to the most at Config?
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🎬 🤯 My first experiences on Twitch were... wild. 🧙 For a few weeks now, I have been streaming occasionally on Twitch. Nothing special, just relaxed co-working sessions using the Pomodoro Technique. 25 (or sometimes 45) minutes of focused work and 5 minutes of break. Sometimes in the evenings, I dive straight into Figma files for side projects. 👀 I would say that I have gotten used to speaking to a camera, thanks to Zoom & Loom. But Twitch is something completely different. Here are my top 3 learnings from the first few times on-air: 1️⃣ Recording a video is completely different from being live. I was incredibly nervous and didn't really have a plan at the beginning on what and how to do it. But practice makes perfect, and I already feel much more comfortable now. 2️⃣ Twitch and the whole streaming landscape (yes, OBS, I'm talking about you) are incredibly technological and not very user-friendly. Overlays, widgets, plugins, bitrates. There is so much to learn. I probably don't even know 1% of the things one should know, but I just love diving into something and learning along the way. 3️⃣ The co-working stream is incredibly beneficial for me, and I rarely have entered a flow state so easily. It's incredibly fun, and one is incredibly accountable. ❓ Have you had any experience with live streams? === #twitch #livestream #coworking #learning #design #figma
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😱 Pinch me! ✨ A few weeks ago, I had the great pleasure of giving a small presentation at the Into Design Systems Community & Conference about a current product from our design team at RTL+ Design. 🤿 Forewarning: It was very nerdy, and I did a thorough deep dive into the topic of dynamic color generation. 🎬 It was incredibly fun. And now I am even happier that the talk can also be found on YouTube! Enjoy! ✌️ You'll find the link to the YouTube video in the comments 🔗
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Senior Product Designer at RTL+ • UX / UI Teacher at Memorisely
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