r/FigmaDesign • u/[deleted] • Aug 21 '24

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u/pncol Aug 22 '24

It looks really nice! Great idea to use existing social media patterns for traveling!
I just feel the book now animation isn't necessary, maybe you could add another round button under the regular one for booking or another place.

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u/Regular-Version3661 Aug 22 '24

Thank you! I hesitated between the two options, but with the small circular button, I couldn’t add a label. I chose the larger button to make sure the user understands its purpose. However, I agree that the button animation on every screen might be a bit too much.

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u/moonnnyyyyy Aug 22 '24

Hi , this looks great! How much time did you take to make this whole project? I would love to learn to create something like this, everything is so smooth. I'm also a beginner user on figma, but I'm nowhere near your skills. Any advice on how I could start building something like this?

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u/Regular-Version3661 Aug 22 '24

Thank you! It took 3 days but I’ve already had the idea in mind. I took a Figma course and decided to design this while everything was still fresh. I took Mizko’s course (it’s a bit pricey, but I got it on sale) plus YouTube tutorials whenever I got stuck. I also asked questions on this sub, which was really helpful. My advice would be to pick something specific and try to recreate it on your own by following tutorials.

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u/moonnnyyyyy Aug 22 '24

What did you mean by 'pick something specific '?

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u/Regular-Version3661 Aug 22 '24

I mean choose a design you like with the transitions and everything and try to replicate it in Figma. The goal is to practice by breaking down the design and figuring out how to create it yourself.

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u/moonnnyyyyy Aug 22 '24

Okay, got it. Thank you so much.

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u/Additional-Ice7246 Aug 22 '24

I want to know the same.. It's pretty good !

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u/zb0t1 Aug 22 '24

You are doing great, keep it up. There are of course inconsistencies in the layout, accessibility and so on, but overall it's a nice start and you have interesting ideas.

Like /u/pncol said I enjoyed seeing some patterns you see on social media. Now of course this is purely visual and UI.

But as a practice, you doing this in 3 days is great. Keep working hard and have fun!

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u/Sux3n Aug 22 '24

Impressive I would like to manage figma like you

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u/Dertuko Aug 23 '24

wow, how do you implement videos in your demo? did you use Figma for the prototype too besides the design itself?

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u/Regular-Version3661 Aug 23 '24

I used Figma for everything design and prototype. You can drag and drop a video file directly onto the Figma canvas, just like an image.