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Design Website UI/UX #12
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@RonnieLutalo and @Samsonroyal, or anyone here, I have created a Figma link here where open collaborative mock ups can be designed and shared. You simply have to know how to use Figma which resource I have linked here and you can start making proposed design pages . Ensure to create a new frame for each website page and also include all the resource assets used |
Alright, I'll start working on a few designs, thanks @KakoozaJerry! |
this stuff is awesome; can we now get it into figma? so they (designs) can look more pleasant to the eye and closer to our goal. |
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surely
Surely |
Looking forward to seeing the figma designs |
@KakoozaJerry @RonnieLutalo @Samsonroyal I have so far handled two pages of the home and experience, you can check them out and modify more. |
This looks great, I think we can as well add a section for some of the suggested items below from previous discussions,
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Alright team, it's great work |
This looks interesting to find |
The design team at Open Source Community Africa has already fully designed a style guide that you can as well reference here. You may as well make use of the chapter's design assets/resources. The goal here is to re-design the User Interface/User Experience(UI/UX) for all the necessary initial OSCA Kampala Website pages, while keeping Simplicity, Usability and Aesthetics in mind.
The output of all this will be used and easily followed by other contributors while working on the original/initial development of the website's layouts in reference to these UI/UX designs.
Ideally, the recommended tool to support easy collaboration is Figma, as other designers may as well easily contribute to these same designs with more creative ideas once the Figma Board link is shared. The official OSCA Kampala Figma Board may be referenced here. In cases where you're more comfortable using other Design tools for example Adobe XD, you may export your designs and import them into Figma. An example of how to do this for Adobe XD can be referenced here. Similarly for other tools, you may try to find out how to do the same with your tool of choice. Your ultimate goal should be to export your designs to the same Figma Board/resource.
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