figma Tutorial for beginners || How to design a TASK MANAGEMENT DASHBOARD IN FIGMA
Day 3 of 30
Welcome to a detailed and beginner-friendly UI design tutorial for UI UX DESIGNERS.
Today, we are designing a Task Management Dashboard that shows different tasks in progress, overdue and completed ETC.
You will learn how to use colours, fonts, how I decided on what font to use in each section, how I created hierarchy in my design and how I used fonts weights and colours to show hierarchy,
We will be using figma, don’t worry if you are a complete beginner, I made it easy to follow and design as you go along with the video.
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🖌️ What to Expect:
Clear thought process explanations
Step-by-step guidance for a polished design
Ideal for UI/UX enthusiasts and beginners
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