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Portfolio Design with Figma: Self-Promotion for Creatives

Inspiration: Defining Your Mood Board 2

A course by Andrea Jelic , Digital Designer

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About the video: Inspiration: Defining Your Mood Board 2

Overview

“Once we've gathered enough image references for our mood board, I'll show you how I organize all of this to start defining a creative direction for my project.”

In this video lesson Andrea Jelic addresses the topic: Inspiration: Defining Your Mood Board 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Portfolio Design with Figma: Self-Promotion for Creatives. Build a digital portfolio with Figma that showcases your creative work and attracts your dream projects.

Partial transcription of the video

“Inspiration: Defining Your Mood Board The next platform I am using is Dribbble. With Dribbble you can easily make collections. Collections are small files that you can name and see within that different sources of inspiration. For example, if you're having a project and you want inspiration for animation, maybe you saved some examples before and you can just go here and see what exactly you saved about it, what did you like about that. Let me see, for example, here on Layout, what did I exactly save and what did I like about this. Definitely, I like, this example with big typography, having...”

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Course summary for: Portfolio Design with Figma: Self-Promotion for Creatives

Level: Beginner
96% positive reviews (262)
8773 students
4 units
16 lessons (3h 36m)
4 downloads

Category
Design, Web & App Design
Software
Figma
Areas
Creative Consulting, Creativity, Design, Marketing, Portfolio Development, UX / UI, Web Design

Andrea Jelic

A course by Andrea Jelic

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Digital Designer

Andrea Jelić is a digital designer from Croatia. She started her career as a social worker before working as a project/design manager in a marketing company. There she discovered her love for design that led her to start designing and sharing her work on social media. Mostly through Dribbble and Instagram, she began attracting clients and eventually founded her own design studio that specializes in web design, e-commerce, and branding.

Andrea is known for her minimal yet feminine style, that combines functionality and beauty with a strong focus on typography . She has collaborated with Holographik, Pitch, The Futur, Likely Story, Pexels, Gondi, Canva and more. She is also part of the Awwwards Jury, a community that promotes talent and brings together the best of digital creatives.