App Style Guide Creation

UI components part 4

A course by Christian Vizcarra , Senior Product Designer

96% positive reviews (140)

3,834 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: UI components part 4

Overview

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In this video lesson Christian Vizcarra addresses the topic: UI components part 4, which is part of the Domestika online course: App Style Guide Creation. Learn how to document and create a style guide with Sketch .

Partial transcription of the video

“UI COMPONENTS A component that I have a lot in this application and that I am going to use a lot are the "cards". I have categorized, I have grouped these "cards" in two. I'm calling it a "dish card", so to speak, what would be the dishes, and the others that are the "ingredient card". The names have to be defined as a team, They have to be something that people know what they mean. Again they must put text, that text is a copy of the button, but let's put another one. I am putting, for example, that the "cards" will have all the information on the recipes and they will be used to show imag...”

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Course summary for: App Style Guide Creation

Level: Beginner
96% positive reviews (140)
3834 students
4 units
20 lessons (2h 18m)

Category
Web & App Design
Software
Adobe XD, Figma, InVision, Sketch
Areas
App Design, Digital Product Design, Mobile Design, UX / UI

Christian Vizcarra

A course by Christian Vizcarra

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Senior Product Designer

Christian Vizcarra is a Senior UX/UI Product Designer and Digital Strategist with a 360º product vision thanks to his beginnings in marketing, 3D, video, and social media. For 9 years he has been mainly dedicated to creating digital products, designing websites, applications, and all kinds of interfaces for companies and startups in countries such as Spain, Canada, the United States, China, or Brazil, among others.

As passionate about ideas as he is about product design, he always explores new ways to learn new skills and techniques to evolve as a designer, hence his personal project called The Design Project, a 60-day nonstop design challenge. His work has been recognized by Awwwards, Behance, and CSS Design Awards.