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@zakrullahdosti Сағат бұрын
Thank you teacher love you from Afghanistan 🥰
@gamezone619 2 сағат бұрын
Designing App for guidance who are stuck or confused in their career and give mentorship of their career.. what about this idea.. is it a good problem statement should i work on this
@DesignPilot Сағат бұрын
So it’s like ADP list or something?
@iwasthecameraman 15 сағат бұрын
I'm a beginner And I would like to ask, making reference to other videos am I advised to visit them while I'm on this current playlist or I should wait till I'm done with this play list first?
@DesignPilot 13 сағат бұрын
Up to you
@iwasthecameraman 12 сағат бұрын
@DesignPilot Thank you for replying Does the playlist have all that I need as a beginner and the basics to figma Then when I'm done I can visit your other modules. Also thank you very much for your impact, the 1st video alone gave me a glimpse into what I'm about to step into
@DesignPilot Сағат бұрын
@iwasthecameraman Yes
@amansaini8259 7 күн бұрын
loved it!
@BebraGaming 7 күн бұрын
I glad to see this video
@rishabhrkabra 7 күн бұрын
what happens if we upload an 8k image? will it over-compress it to below 1080p?
@DesignPilot 7 күн бұрын
It will not reduce the resolution. It will reduce the quality. But you’re unnecessarily increasing the load time of images for no reason. The image doesn’t need 8000px it needs only 1080pixels
@Baqer51 8 күн бұрын
So cool bro so cool🔥🔥
@amansaini8259 9 күн бұрын
For the first question A Cred's Active user would be someone who: - Actively uses creds features like cred UPI, managing their credit cards bills, paying the payment. - They promote the app to their friends and basically speak good about it. For the 2nd question, Airbnb can track their update by: - Checking increase in no.of bookings for the homes that were rated on high percentile compared to their past bookings. - This will tell them that has this feature helped in more bookings for the home and leading to validation of the problem that users found difficulty in making the decision between good and best homes.
@pavan78905g 10 күн бұрын
I am not able to apply blank string variables
@DesignPilot 10 күн бұрын
It’s a bug, try to do it a few times. It should work
@antiokh 11 күн бұрын
All usefull stuff in this video: 6:42 - how to import from AI to AE as vectors 24:14 - how to export with bodymovin The rest of the video is optional and contains mostly talks.
@m6aclecreations 11 күн бұрын
9:45
@Animehub11_11 13 күн бұрын
To be honest I am learning UX UI design myself and you are the best, you explain in very detail which is very helpful, thank you so much.
@azamburru 14 күн бұрын
This tutorial is incredibly well done! It's simple, effective, and gets straight to the point. Each step is clearly explained along with the reasoning behind it. Great job!
@AshishMishra-cm1bi 16 күн бұрын
The issue I faced here, once I switched back to design tab and after changing the background color, all the milestones animations were got reset? Are they don't get saved automatically. I had to create all the animations again.
@DesignPilot 16 күн бұрын
You’re not supposed to make any design changes while you’re in the Animate Tab
@AshishMishra-cm1bi 16 күн бұрын
@@DesignPilot Got it! Thanks
@zakrullahdosti 17 күн бұрын
I will share you channel to all my designer friends
@zakrullahdosti 17 күн бұрын
Teacher Your are the best teacher for ever I learning so much from you thank you so much
@zakrullahdosti 17 күн бұрын
the lowest Size icon and Largest icon size how much be?
@DesignPilot 17 күн бұрын
Up to you man
@zakrullahdosti 17 күн бұрын
in which sizes we need button icon teacher tell me I am very confused?
@DesignPilot 17 күн бұрын
You can decide what size you need it in. There is no strict rule
@spencerholm7713 19 күн бұрын
When I try to export from lottie my animation is all white. It doesn't look this way in after effects, any tips?
@radhesh6990 20 күн бұрын
Bro seems so happy that this feature finally came 😅
@gururagu2606 20 күн бұрын
Very big thanks for making this video this is super informative and super helpful for writing case study from scratch and how to build a very good story and thanks to monish to agree to do your case study review and learned a lot from your mistake i hope you will also learn this from video Once again big thanks to design pilot for making this video and putting lot of effort to this
@tradechris 22 күн бұрын
If you change the order a little (maybe slide back down) there won’t be a delay at the end where u said that was just Figma
@NileshMathur-q8e 23 күн бұрын
Designing something required smart skills, Manish lost it
@ankushpanda9911 23 күн бұрын
Your Videos always surprises me with new learnings. Great critique
@praveenpsg77 25 күн бұрын
The absolute nail in the head tutorial on how not to make dramatic case study for the sake of it. Thanks a lot
@chintanchavda6958 26 күн бұрын
Thanks for the simplified understanding! Here's my thought. Cred, as a fintech app, offers a variety of features and services, each with its own usage patterns and audience engagement. Therefore, the definition of an “active user” should vary depending on the feature. Here’s a breakdown of how I would define and measure Cred’s active users: 1. UPI Feature • UPI transactions have become an integral part of daily life, with 4-5 transactions per day being quite normal for many users. • Active User Definition: At least 1-2 transactions per day could define an active user. For a more relaxed metric, 3-4 transactions per week might suffice, depending on the user demographic and transaction frequency. • Metric: Daily Active Users (DAU) is the most appropriate metric for UPI usage due to its high-frequency nature. 2. Credit Card Management & Payments • Credit card payments are cyclical, often tied to monthly billing cycles. • Active User Definition: Users making at least one credit card payment per month would fit the active user criteria for payment-related features. For those who regularly monitor their finances, checking expenses weekly could define activity. • Metrics: Monthly Active Users (MAU) for payments. • Weekly Active Users (WAU) for expense tracking and financial monitoring features. 3. Bill Payments and Rent Services • Why it’s unique: These payments are typically infrequent, occurring on a monthly or even quarterly basis. • Active User Definition: At least one transaction every 1-3 months could qualify a user as active for these services. • Metric: Monthly Active Users (MAU) or Quarterly Active Users (QAU) might be better suited for tracking engagement in this category. 4. Engagement Features (e.g., Gamified Bonuses and Gimmicks) • Why it’s unique: Features like “chances to win a bonus prize” are designed to encourage engagement, even if users perceive them as gimmicks. These tend to have a playful, recurring appeal. • Active User Definition: Participation in such activities once a week could define an active user for these features. • Metric: Weekly Active Users (WAU) is appropriate for tracking these engagement-driven interactions.
@leviackermen22 26 күн бұрын
You are a gem 💎 ✨️
@aghuraba 26 күн бұрын
Do you know chatgpt suggested me to watch your video and I am not complaining. Thanks for the helpful video.
@mg9760 27 күн бұрын
The amount of hardwork you have done in this video to teach us, massive respect for doing this kind of videos
@MeetRayka 28 күн бұрын
Can’t believe only 500 people have watched this till now! Just shows low the competition is when it comes to actually put in the effort to learn and practice something this valuable. Props to you for putting this out there... it’s pure gold!
@artbygow1011 28 күн бұрын
How cool is this!! thank you Chethan.
@artbygow1011 28 күн бұрын
great one! Thank you Chethan
@ankushpanda9911 28 күн бұрын
I am defining the the active users in the cred app on monthly basis on the following points Feature KPI - No of rewards generated Product KPI - Timely payment of credit card bill.
@altamashkhan5870 29 күн бұрын
Chethan How can you really master all of these tools I really do not understand how can you manage your time so well ? do you sleep or not
@altamashkhan5870 Ай бұрын
16:08 Chethan i have a question if a animation is moving from MS 1 to Blend state why the transition is set to duration but not with the exit time ? because in the previous video the transition are happening on exit.
@DesignPilot Ай бұрын
You need to use Transition when moving to a Blend State, because blend states are controlled by an input. The blend state itself has no animation. You use exit times when you want to move to the next animation after the previous one has been completed. And that means the previous is a timeline that has the animation already created inside. Try to watch the video again, you’ll understand.
@altamashkhan5870 Ай бұрын
@@DesignPilot Yup yup got my doubt cleared thanks alot
@ViridianaAliciaVillegasLeon Ай бұрын
This is the most amazing explanation of gradient. Thanks!!! hope to have more videos like this with examples and how do you use it :D
@praveenpsg77 Ай бұрын
Man exactly the way you structured everything made much more sense like it gives you confidence if you're not stupid you can easily clear this whiteboard challenge by doing your way of approach thanks a lot again.
@praveenpsg77 Ай бұрын
It was indeed great session. We all how it feels to be sitting in the whiteboard session where we have to be hink like a problem solver. The guy did a good job thanks a lot for this and can't wait to finish part 2
@SatyamBarnwal090 Ай бұрын
Hey chethan, I asked a question here (5days back) could you please give some clarity on it.
@DesignPilot Ай бұрын
I don’t remember the content of the case study. It’s been a long time.
@SatyamBarnwal090 Ай бұрын
@@DesignPilot Okay.....I'll try to figure it out from GPT. Let's see if I can get some clarity. Thanks.
@dsouzaedson Ай бұрын
If this video didn’t exist, I don’t think I would’ve ever realized just how powerful Figma can be for prototyping. Mr. Chethan, I’ve watched so many videos on prototyping with Figma, but none of them hit the same way this one did. I was completely hooked-zero distractions the whole time. Thank you so much for this! ❣
@VasuGautam-us8vy Ай бұрын
This video was crazy, you have cleared everything
@Betterproductdesigner Ай бұрын
Hi Chethan, I’m a fresher working as a free intern UI/UX designer at an early-stage startup. The startup has two parts: a product (with the MVP expected to go live by March) and a software agency that mostly works on websites and landing pages. (I had seen some of your videos which you had mentioned better not to join design agencies) I feel I’m not learning much about problem-solving. I took this as I had no other opportunities. After 2 months, they’ll convert me to full-time for 15k/month. What’s your advice on my situation?
@praveenpsg77 Ай бұрын
Appreciate everything about this video. So grateful
@yashkhatsuriya2727 Ай бұрын
Which software?
@DesignPilot Ай бұрын
It’s called Play.
@praveenpsg77 Ай бұрын
Bro casually called out the billion-dollar company on their lazy work. Another bang on video adds more value. Thanks a ton
@SatyamBarnwal090 Ай бұрын
Chethan, I don't know I should ask this or not. I have just watched all your videos on using GPT to solve problem statements and definitely learned so so much. But I am very confused about ONE THING. Is it really okay to take the help of GPT to solve the design assignments. I don't know why but when I do that , I feel I'm doing cheating or something. If chatgpt is giving me all the good insights and answers , and I just have to pick the good and sensible ones, how this can improve our Problem solving skills. See.....I have huge trust on you and I have always followed you to learn every small thing that's why I want to get a good clarity on it. And last question, If I used GPT to get the research insights for my Case study projects, Can I mention that in my interviews that I have used chatGpt for the User research and personas??? Please simplify this for me!!
@DesignPilot Ай бұрын
I think this is a great and valid question. 1. As a designer, the process boils down to three key steps: asking the right questions, interpreting the answers, and designing a solution to validate those insights. 2. Asking the right questions is where it all starts, which is something you need to do on your own. Sure, it can guide you in identifying what to ask, but that's only if you want it to. Hence, how you use it is left to you. 3. If you’re still learning how to ask the right questions, ChatGPT can be an excellent mentor. It does a phenomenal job if you’re still honing these skills. But as you get the hang of things, you should let ChatGPT assist only when validating your approach. 4. Using ChatGPT to solve problems outright isn’t ideal unless you’re validating your solution. Early on, it’s okay to let it guide you, but over time, it should help you refine something you’ve already started, not replace your thinking entirely. You learn best by allowing yourself to make mistakes and correct them. 5. Think of it like assembling a Lego set. Instructions are helpful, but if you understand why certain steps are in place, you’ll eventually build without needing them. Recognizing patterns and understanding the “why” is crucial to long-term growth. 6. Learning to notice patterns is a never-ending process. In real-world scenarios, asking stakeholders the right questions is your job. That’s why for me, a whiteboarding round is the ultimate test-they show you where you really stand or if you've been delusional all this time. 7. Everyone uses ChatGPT today, so mentioning it in a case study isn’t a big deal although I prefer not to do it. What matters is how well you participate in interviews. If you’ve used ChatGPT to enhance your work, not do it for you, you’ll be in a much stronger position to ask the right questions, defend your solutions, and even challenge the questions of the interviewer. 8. For example, if you used ChatGPT to solve a problem for Persona A and were asked about Persona B in an interview, the real test lies in your ability to adapt. It’s not about the tool-it’s about asking the right questions, analyzing answers, and making logical assumptions to solve problems. 9. Bottom line-whatever you use ChatGPT for, you must be able to replicate the results without it if needed. Yes, it might take 100x more time and effort to achieve a similar outcome, but if you can’t do it on your own, you’ve become a slave to the tool and have dug your own grave. Use ChatGPT to either enhance what you’re already good at, making you faster and more efficient, or let it help take you from 80% to 100%. It should never be a shortcut to go from 20% to 100%.
@praveenpsg77 Ай бұрын
Thanks a lot for this