Hello guys, been thinking wether to do this or not, but it seems I have finally decided to take the bull by the horn to start learning UI/UX with Figma as my prioritized working tool.

100 days learning calendar is just to build a solid foundation because there are more to learn as one progress and it's just about learning but being a top notch design that's highly creative being able to attain this level of creativity would give us an edge locally and internationally.

I have a free course that's concise and well structured for you to study and understand easily.

To start with, I just need 5 people Maximum 10. Who will commence the journey with me, we would search resources together, take on projects and do assignment which would add to our portfolio.
If we have the numbers of people we want latest Tuesday we start the journey.

I'm interested

I am interested

I'm interested.... What are the requirements

I'm interested... What are the requirements?

I am interested

slowice:
I'm interested.... What are the requirements

Just have a system of at least 8g ram
If you have 4g we can still do it that

invinzible1:


Just have a system of at least 8g ram
If you have 4g we can still do it that

Ok

Eniwealth23
Highster
Willmicheal

Greetings gurus, sincerely sorry for mentioning you guys. But we would need your contributions on your to chart our way to become excellent product designer.
Your contributions are highly needed

I'm interested

Guru ke...not even halfway yet more less close. No man is an island of knowledge and for this field, collaboration with like minds and getting feedback is essential in becoming a good designer.

I do more reading than designing. Yes I personally think you can master the UI tools in a short period of time. Researching the user and having a detailed understanding in order to profound solution is where the hard work lies. Recruiters will tell you designing is easy, but will ask how do you come about the colour, typeface etc you used in your final designs or how does the goals align with the user's pain point, do they fully address the user pain points you identified, why did you settle for this particular research method ati bebe lo

My mentor that has made millions as a self-taught recently enrolled for the google course. I asked him why he said there's still much he needs to learn. There are tons of articles and each time I go through any, I'm always picking some thing new that wasn't in the last one I read. Read extensively about UX, even after 10years of experience you won't stop reading. Reading will help sharpen your thought process towards design.

Build your skills with respect to international standard. Things for naija just get as e bi, a time will come you will want decide the area you wanna focus on(UX, UI or both). I kñow someone that has portfolios for the 3. Some employers will most times want someone who can do both + front end lol. Though a little bit of front end knowledge will ease communication with your developer in terms of technical feasibility.

I was going through a programming thread, I think the guy is a front end developer and he said there are no good designers in Nigeria yet. He said this in response to someone saying UX/UI is saturated. And the front end bro is right, compared to what I have seen out there. In 2-3 months, you will be quick to jump to the conclusion that you've known everything but it's a BIG FAT LIE. We naija designers still need to put in alot of work in order to rewrite the narrative "there are no good designers in Nigeria yet".

Unlike Programming, I won't say the path to becoming a good designer is hard but the path to learning is intense.

Eniwealth23:
Guru ke...not even halfway yet more less close. No man is an island of knowledge and for this field, collaboration with like minds and getting feedback is essential in becoming a good designer.

I do more reading than designing. Yes I personally think you can master the UI tools in a short period of time. Researching the user and having a detailed understanding in order to profound solution is where the hard work lies. Recruiters will tell you designing is easy, but will ask how do you come about the colour, typeface etc you used in your final designs or how does the goals align with the user's pain point, do they fully address the user pain points you identified, why did you settle for this particular research method ati bebe lo

My mentor that has made millions as a self-taught recently enrolled for the google course. I asked him why he said there's still much he needs to learn. There are tons of articles and each time I go through any, I'm always picking some thing new that wasn't in the last one I read. Read extensively about UX, even after 10years of experience you won't stop reading. Reading will help sharpen your thought process towards design.

Build your skills with respect to international standard. Things for naija just get as e bi, a time will come you will want decide the area you wanna focus on(UX, UI or both). I kñow someone that has portfolios for the 3. Some employers will most times want someone who can do both + front end lol. Though a little bit of front end knowledge will ease communication with your developer in terms of technical feasibility.

I was going through a programming thread, I think the guy is a front end developer and he said there are no good designers in Nigeria yet. He said this in response to someone saying UX/UI is saturated. And the front end bro is right, compared to what I have seen out there. In 2-3 months, you will be quick to jump to the conclusion that you've known everything but it's a BIG FAT LIE. We naija designers still need to put in alot of work in order to rewrite the narrative "there are no good designers in Nigeria yet".

Unlike Programming, I won't say the path to becoming a good designer is hard but the path to learning is intense.

Wow..... Thank you, I agree with you about international standard, we have to be twice as better to compete with our contemporary out there..
please recommend books for us.

We have like 5 people.... Where are the ladies... LoL

I am interested

Here is a thread with answers to some of your questions. Meanwhile i'm also interested
https://www.nairaland.com/6706794/tips-tricks-design-ui-ux

I'm quite interested too.

I am interested

Alright we have up to 10 people.... I would be creating a telegram group tomorrow the link would be drop here for 24 hours. I will also mention those that have indicated interest so they would be aware.
Thank you

Can I join?

Ok.
I'm in.

Can I join.
Am interested

Interested 08033453702

I'm very much interested, please let me join the moving train with Mercy
08089287183

Hope I am not too late ? I am interested .

I'm interested how do I hop in ?

@Op the link is not working.

invinzible1:
https:///+wCZ6gkHOjy1hZWQ0

Hey guys that's the link it would be up for 48 hours
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akus6060:
@Op the link is not working.

I really don't know why
https:///+ipvq88byS6s2NWQ0
Just copy the link and paste on your browser

I love this, and I would like to be a part of it.

I tried copying the link and paste it on new tab and is still not working.

invinzible1:

I really don't know why
https:///+ipvq88byS6s2NWQ0
Just copy the link and paste on your browser

akus6060:
I tried copying the link and paste it on new tab and is still not working.

https:///+ipvq88byS6s2NWQ0

Try this again

Am interested but it's saying this invite link has expired

I've been added.. thanks