You could use your own Dropbox account to store and retrieve files using their API it seems, but what are the major downsides of this? (I know, they probably should be obvious to me but for some reason I feel like I'm missing the major negatives of using Dropbox as a database). It looks like Dropbox has documentation and API references, but it seems like this is for adding features like "save file to your Dropbox" or being able to get some content from a user's Dropbox account to use in the app-not for use as some kind of remote database for storing data that runs the application and keeps private user data, etc. This is in light of the popular post over at r/sysadmin about a software acquisition nightmare ( link here for those interested). Example: A landing page for a charity organization.Sorry if this is a newbie question, but I'm curious and I feel kind of dumb for not having an obvious answer to this. You can try out like download or visit, copy someones work and see if you can remix or make some changes.
Now, practicing so I can become a UI designer. what to study I took a course on skillshare for web design and learnt it.How can I create concepts for a website? Draw out the pages & user flow on paper is a good start then you can move on to a higher-fidelity design using something like Figma and use that to get feedback from your potential users.TurboPad Vector Illustration This TG-16 controller was originally drawn in Fireworks CS4 waaaaaay back in the day, but I re-drew it by hand using simple shapes and effects in Sketch and Figma.Even desktop applications such as Discord, Figma or Slack feature a command menu to help users navigate their complex interfaces with ease. 🌈 Building an Animated and Accessible Command Menu in React Companies such as Vercel, GitHub, Sentry, Linear, Railway, Raycast and MANY other web applications ended up adding a command menu to their websites as well.Worth checking out (it offers free plan). A dark vibrant color scheme for vscode - Interface design tool that I use to design mostly all assets.
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