From the course: Principle for UX Design (2019)
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Create a slide-in menu - Principle Tutorial
From the course: Principle for UX Design (2019)
Create a slide-in menu
- [Instructor] A common design pattern is a slide-in menu, and in principle they are surprisingly easy to create. So let's get started, and to get yourself started, open the slide-in menu file found in your chapter download. So let's talk a little bit about how that works. is it takes focus when it appears. So this is the menu, and it's got to be in focus. So the user should be looking at this on the screen, not at this bright image of the carnival. So everything behind it should either fade or blur to minimize any distractions that prevent the user from concentrating on the menu. Now if we open the main art board, which I've already got open, and hide the fair layer, okay, which is this one here, you can see there's the dark and blur. So by blurring the image, the menu actually gains prominence on the screen. The trigger for this design pattern So let's get started. Let's duplicate the main art board, so I'm just going to hold down the option key, drag it down, and rename it... And…
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Drag and drop3m 48s
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Create reusable UI components4m 39s
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Create a preloader animation7m 2s
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Card animation5m 28s
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Create a slide-in menu5m 23s
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Create a video player4m 41s
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Create a video scrub control1m 23s
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Control the audio volume of a video2m 13s
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Create an Apple Watch UI3m 51s
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