Howdy!!! ?♀ In this #LoveMonth, let’s continue with the second post of the UI series for February! In this case we are going to replicate a Banking Profile UI obtained from Dribble. You can check it here! ⚠ Before starting, to get the best out of the post, I’ll leave you some instructional notes so that you have a better…
Howdy!!! ?♀ For February, as #LoveMonth, I decided to create a post series on a topic that I ? !! … So weekly, I’ll be replicating some UIs starting from basic to more complex. Together we can create great things, so are you ready to start it!? ? The first article of this series is a basic UI that we will…
Sometimes we can face situations where we will have to keep some important information stored that we want to always have at hand to use in our application. ? For example, our App may have a login that you access with your email. For a best user experience we can provide an email remembering option instead of writing it every…
Well, I tell you that I really LOVE this!?I’m always searching different screen designs for mobile applications and I saw this one for a food application that I liked and when I saw it I definitely wanted to replicate it! The design was obtained from the Dribble following link. We will be building the first screen! Tools that I used…
Hello everybody! I hope that you all had excellent Christmas & New Year parties and had a great time with your loved ones! ??Now is the time to continue learning! (Voice saying yes ?) In this article will be learning about Embedded Images. So… ? I imagine that at some point in your developer life when you are adding images to…
Hi!! And merry Christmas to all! This time we will be learning about two things I have received questions about, they may be easy to confuse because both properties handle the same values and behaves similarly, I’m talking about the Padding and Margin properties, on many occasions we tend to use them as “equivalent” properties, but it is important to understand what the difference…
Hello, for this post I reproduced a super nice UI that was inspired by Mountain Trip Design and I listed the themes I used to build it! Tools that I used To replicate the Mountain Trip UI, I used the following tools: ?Visual State Manager – It allow us the make visual changes to our controls depending on the state.…
When we are developing an application we usually face requirements that needs some visual changes depending of a specific control’s state. For example, we may need to increase the height of an Entry while the user is writing, but we may also need to modify the text color, the most important is that all of this must happen when the…
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Often, when we need to apply a design we find different Fonts to which we think fits best with the design, for that reason use a custom Font. That’s what we’re going to be learning in this post!! Let’s start! For the example I will use the Cute Jelyfish font, you can find it here. The first that we have to learn is…
Workshop name: Xamarin UI ❤️ Language: Spanish Participating country: Dominican Republic Place: …
Hello guys!! This time, I created a post that’s a little different than my usual posts, I built a Facebook Profile UI! So you’ll be able to the whole code, I will list the elements I used and leave some explanatory posts so you can understand them better in case you have not used them yet. Let me tell you…
From developer to developer, I would like to start this article by asking some questions: 1⃣ Have you ever experienced that you want to show the progress of the design of a screen and for this you need to add test data to the XAML so that the user can see the results, right? 2⃣ So after you convinced the…
Event name: Monkey Fest LATAM Workshop name: XAML Design Thinking Workshop facilitators: Leomaris Reyes Isuara Jimenez (Designer) Language: …
Event name: Monkey Fest LATAM Talk name: Xamarin Forms Shell + CollectionView Language: …