Overview
Rescaling Web Elements for Mobile
In this video, I guide you through the process of adapting web design elements from a desktop view to a mobile view using Webflow and Figma.
We start by revisiting the style guide and elements created for the homepage, then demonstrate how to effectively rescale and adjust these elements for a seamless mobile experience. In this video, I transitioned our homepage design to be mobile-friendly, following Figma's iPhone 11 Pro structure. We explored rescaling techniques for various elements, such as menu bars and interactive cards, ensuring they fit smaller screens while maintaining functionality. The video also highlights organizing our design system by integrating core elements into Figma's library for easy access in future projects. Additionally, I provided access to the necessary documents and assets for you to practice and learn these techniques yourself.
Summary
- Welcome and Introduction: I welcomed everyone back and recapped our previous lesson where we finished designing the homepage.
- Rescaling for Mobile: We discussed the importance of rescaling web elements for mobile devices, specifically using the structure of an iPhone 11 Pro in Figma.
- Interactive Elements: The video showed how to rescale and adjust interactive elements, such as menu bars and cards, to fit mobile screens effectively.
- Menu Bar Adjustment: I explained how to hide menu items in a pop-up interaction for mobile, showing a menu icon on the top.
- Card Layout: We implemented a waterfall effect for stacking cards and discussed its grid system in Webflow.
- Icons and Animations: Added new icons, including a close icon, and planned text animations for a dynamic mobile experience.
- Sign-Up Page Design: Modified the sign-up page to expand fully around all edges, rather than being contained in a box.
- Resource Sharing: I shared access to practice documents, brand assets, and style guides for personal use and learning.
- Organizing the System: Emphasized the importance of organizing core elements into Figma's library for easy future access.
- Conclusion: Final thoughts and preparation for the next steps, including a preview of future project organization.
Highlights
💡 Mobile Adaptation: Learn how to resize and adjust web elements for mobile screens using Figma and Webflow.
📐 Design System Organization: Understand the importance of integrating core elements into Figma’s library for future use.
📁 Resource Access: Get access to practice documents, brand assets, and style guides to replicate the process on your own.
Overview
Rescaling Web Elements for Mobile
In this video, I guide you through the process of adapting web design elements from a desktop view to a mobile view using Webflow and Figma.
We start by revisiting the style guide and elements created for the homepage, then demonstrate how to effectively rescale and adjust these elements for a seamless mobile experience. In this video, I transitioned our homepage design to be mobile-friendly, following Figma's iPhone 11 Pro structure. We explored rescaling techniques for various elements, such as menu bars and interactive cards, ensuring they fit smaller screens while maintaining functionality. The video also highlights organizing our design system by integrating core elements into Figma's library for easy access in future projects. Additionally, I provided access to the necessary documents and assets for you to practice and learn these techniques yourself.
Summary
- Welcome and Introduction: I welcomed everyone back and recapped our previous lesson where we finished designing the homepage.
- Rescaling for Mobile: We discussed the importance of rescaling web elements for mobile devices, specifically using the structure of an iPhone 11 Pro in Figma.
- Interactive Elements: The video showed how to rescale and adjust interactive elements, such as menu bars and cards, to fit mobile screens effectively.
- Menu Bar Adjustment: I explained how to hide menu items in a pop-up interaction for mobile, showing a menu icon on the top.
- Card Layout: We implemented a waterfall effect for stacking cards and discussed its grid system in Webflow.
- Icons and Animations: Added new icons, including a close icon, and planned text animations for a dynamic mobile experience.
- Sign-Up Page Design: Modified the sign-up page to expand fully around all edges, rather than being contained in a box.
- Resource Sharing: I shared access to practice documents, brand assets, and style guides for personal use and learning.
- Organizing the System: Emphasized the importance of organizing core elements into Figma's library for easy future access.
- Conclusion: Final thoughts and preparation for the next steps, including a preview of future project organization.
Highlights
💡 Mobile Adaptation: Learn how to resize and adjust web elements for mobile screens using Figma and Webflow.
📐 Design System Organization: Understand the importance of integrating core elements into Figma’s library for future use.
📁 Resource Access: Get access to practice documents, brand assets, and style guides to replicate the process on your own.
