It takes quite some time to develop in webflow. Oscar finishes his portfolio design on webflow. Oscar continues to explain the process while creating his designs on webflow. He uses the tabs element with his skills and tools section. This video would be resourceful for people who are wanting to learn how to use Webflow.

After having finished my portfolio design on Sketch, Oscar moves on to developing the design into webflow. Oscar explains the process he takes while creating webflow elements. His process uses both div and grid blocks to structure the content of his design. Webflow is an easy-to-use software that allows designers to make developing faster and functional. This video is great for people who are wanting to learn Webflow.

Oscar discusses the whiteboard challenge, behavioral interviews, and walkthrough challenge. These are the interviews that need to be passed during the end of a Springboard career track. He gives insightful tips based on his experience through the interviews. Oscar successfully passed all interviews and it was not as easy as he assumed them to be.

Practice is important for improving your design skills. For people who are starting off with designing, practice makes you increase your design choices and style. Start with programs like Adobe XD, Figma, or Sketch. These are the programs that designers use to wireframe designs and prototypes.

I talk about a user experience and user flow problem in the Duel Links Meta website. I ended up talking about how the problem can be solved based on their goals through design. I then showcase how I solved it through design. I didn’t add branding colors and just left the design clear. For the form, I would probably add a title above the placeholder animation once it is clicked. The design overall looked great and I proceeded into showing it to Duel Links Meta and sharing it to the Duel Links community.