4️⃣ Make sure your shadows aren’t too harsh or dark compared to the background. This can make the design look awkward and out of place in your product design.

5️⃣ Changing shadow colors can often result in an unnatural glow effect. Stick to neutral shadow colors for a professional look in your app designs.

Don't use inner shadows as they can make your design look outdated and cluttered. Focus on outer shadows to maintain a clean, modern look in your UI design.

By using these techniques, you'll create app designs that feel more tangible and user-friendly. Shadows can make your designs "pop" by creating hierarchy and prioritizing elements and tappable areas, making your UI design not only visually appealing but also functional.

So you want to build a portfolio but haven’t been able to find work because you don’t have a portfolio?😤

Try Fakeclients.com to generate fake prompts for whatever industry you work in… it is better than that random prompt generator cause its more relatable (they look like real world projects and clients)

Ps. As long as you can do the job, nobody will question you and the legitimacy of your clients🙃

Some of you were asking where I get mockups

I don’t use a particular website
Just go to behance.com and search “free laptop sticker mockup” or anything equivalent

a bunch of mockup websites post their best stuff on behance to get exposure hence it alleviates some of the sifting and searching for you
You can go ahead and use that

https://news.1rj.ru/str/AmharicFonts

This channel also has a bunch of mockups

probably the best video I have seen explaining client-designer interaction on a freelance project

Gutten Morgen

This would be such a nice idea but imagine being the room mate of the guy who uses this😭

Via Dribbble

Cobbee

This is so scary
Literally just got into the office
Wonder how it tells between work and school

“Entn course is on portal”

Gm

These mfs have to be the second annoyin things next to bimbi