So, I had a little wake-up call yesterday and realized that my UI skills could use some serious TLC 😅. Starting today, I’m committing to spend 30-60 minutes every day working on it.

I’ll be sharing my progress and some of my epic fails along the way. Let’s see how this goes! 🚀

Catch you later! ✌️

I spent a couple of hours learning Ui/Ux design principles this is what I found
1. Define Key Principles:

• Visual Hierarchy: Prioritize elements by size and color.
• Contrast: Ensure readability with contrasting colors.
• Consistency: Use uniform styles throughout.
• Simplicity: Keep designs clean and straightforward.
• Feedback: Provide responses to user actions.
• Alignment: Align elements for a structured layout.
• Proximity: Group related items together.

2. Select Color Templates:

• Use Realtime Colors for palettes.

3. Choose Font Scale:

• Visit Typescale for typography.

4. Gather Inspiration:

• Explore Dribbble for design ideas.

• Design with chosen colors and fonts, then review and adjust based on feedback.

already started using it 😐

I don't think it's a big deal cause the projects are silly but first internship it should be fun.

Gotta make the most out of my student perks.

me: Just finished integrating socket.io
vercel: really??

first typenoscript project btw not that difficult to learn but a lot error when deploying
you can't even declare a variable and forgot to use it
Anyway it reduces bugs at production definitely keep using it