New answers tagged interface-design
0
Joining local design networks (LinkedIn, Facebook, slack, etc..) can offer access to industry professionals who may be willing to review your site.
Adobe offers online portfolios reviews before some of their events. Keep your eyes out for upcoming industry events and sign up for notifications.
Messaging professionals on Dribbble, Behance and other portfolio ...
1
I don't think there's a specific name for this kind of shape, however you could do something similar with Bézier curves in almost any vector software.
Start with a normal rounded rectangle (i.e. rounded by radius), and pull the Bézier handles out horizontally and vertically, perhaps using a grid to make sure it's exact, and repeat for each corner.
This ...
1
You are doing good work. The green and wood look nice.
The buttons could be simply transparent and black. Probably you could use a transparent white in some places.
One thin border could work in some preponderant sections.
One thing I should recommend is that you use open source emoji, do not use some proprietary ones so you do not have any problems. Here ...
1
It looks pretty good to me- only thing, maybe darken all the wooden boards to match the ones around the red stack of face-down cards (or under the "dubito" button). That way there is more contrast with the emoji faces- the wood is just a bit too busy with the dark and light shades and is distracting (and I don't think that much shade variation is ...
Top 50 recent answers are included
