Who said work has to be boring? 🔥 Check out my bio if you want my setup links, or @landonjohnson.dev’s Behance for the project files, but keep reading if you want to hear about my passion projects.
Here are 21 projects I have worked over the years, I’ve tackled everything from app development to light painting and everything in between. 🎨💻📷 It’s all about pushing yourself to learn something new and expand your skillset outside the daily grind.
So, what’s your next project going to be? Let’s spark some inspiration and creativity in the comments below! ✨👇
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Developing an application is a process that can take weeks or months of planning. However, here are some things to remember before you start designing or even coding it
1️⃣ Define a Goal and Diagnose the problem (Be Clear About Your Objective)
Who is the target audience, and why should they care (Understand your user’s needs)
2️⃣ Understand the user flow and how users navigate from one page to the next.
3️⃣ Determine your application’s wireframe size. What does it look like on Mobile Phones, Tablets, and Desktop.
4️⃣ Start with low-fidelity wireframes until you understand the user flow, application, and users have tested and approved the flow.
5️⃣ When designing High-Fidelity wireframes start with creating in shades of gray. If it looks good in shades of gray, it will look good with color when you add color to it later. If you add color from the get-go, you might think something looks good when it’s just the color.
6️⃣ Be assigning your colors to variables so when you do change them. It changes throughout the wireframe tool you are using.
7️⃣ If you are working with a development team, make sure what you are designing can actually be done. Don’t throw in random metrics and features just because it makes the design look better. Only design things that have been architected out. Not hypotheticals.
8️⃣ Please keep it simple until you launch your MVP (Minimal Viable Product).
9️⃣ Don’t get lost in the weeds. It’s better to launch something sooner than later, so you can get feedback and reiterate. You could be spending time on features that might not be as relevant as you think they are
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