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A monochrome morning 💗 - Kanken No. 2 in Black with hand embroidery by AfterAugustCo on Etsy
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so I rearranged my room last night and I didn’t think it could get more cozy than it was but??? I was wrong!!
this morning, I took my old testament final. yanno, the one I’ve been working for non-stop? and let me tell you. LET ME TELL YOU. I was warned that it was nothing like the study guide. I WAS WARNED AND I DIDN’T LISTEN. so I feel like I got wrecked!!!!!!! it was 15 “identify the book that this passage is from” questions and 5 essays, we only had to answer 12 of the idenfication ones and do 4 essays, and like….the study guide maybe helped me out like 12% just because I knew context and what each prophet emphasized but….I don’t feel great about it. hopefully my essays redeemed me bc I checked the two passages that I remembered and I got them wrong. LITERALLY FOR ANY WEIRD PROPHECY I GUESSED EZEKIEL BUT I WAS WRONG LOL.
if I have a point here, I guess it’s just….don’t be discouraged? like yeah it sucks that I might not get a great grade on this exam, but I’m not quitting theology because I don’t have passages memerized, you feel? I’ll just study it more on my own. if anything, studying kindled a flame in me and I want to reread the old testament and find all the amazing stuff in it. so just….let failure propel you forward. don’t give up. go back and go harder!
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so I rearranged my room last night and I didn’t think it could get more cozy than it was but??? I was wrong!!
this morning, I took my old testament final. yanno, the one I’ve been working for non-stop? and let me tell you. LET ME TELL YOU. I was warned that it was nothing like the study guide. I WAS WARNED AND I DIDN’T LISTEN. so I feel like I got wrecked!!!!!!! it was 15 “identify the book that this passage is from” questions and 5 essays, we only had to answer 12 of the idenfication ones and do 4 essays, and like….the study guide maybe helped me out like 12% just because I knew context and what each prophet emphasized but….I don’t feel great about it. hopefully my essays redeemed me bc I checked the two passages that I remembered and I got them wrong. LITERALLY FOR ANY WEIRD PROPHECY I GUESSED EZEKIEL BUT I WAS WRONG LOL.
if I have a point here, I guess it’s just….don’t be discouraged? like yeah it sucks that I might not get a great grade on this exam, but I’m not quitting theology because I don’t have passages memerized, you feel? I’ll just study it more on my own. if anything, studying kindled a flame in me and I want to reread the old testament and find all the amazing stuff in it. so just….let failure propel you forward. don’t give up. go back and go harder!
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12/14/19
For those celebrating, Christmas can be really fun but it can also be difficult for people with mental illness. Here are eight things that one can do to protect oneself over Christmas.
P.S these can be used for any religious or commercial holiday.
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Could you tell me how to become an UI/UX designer? I'm studying in grade 11 but I still don't know what to do after I graduated from high school. I read about UI/UX designs on the internet and it sounds quite interesting to me (Actually you're the source of my motivation :>) I would like to know more about this job like which university major I should choose and what I need to prepare for this job. Lots of thanks to you
Hello! I studied Information Design but you can study anything like multimedia, user experience design, digital design, informatics, pure graphic design or programming and still get a job as a UI/UX designer if you have the right skills.UI/UX design is quite a broad field and can include or overlap the following:
1. UI design (or GUI design) (user interface, as in designing screens or elements [icons, buttons, typefaces, color styles etc] for apps, websites, any other digital interfaces like Apple watches, bank ATMs etc)
2. User research and user experience design (not the same thing but I don’t want to type too much lol) - understanding what kind of people use your product and how to best design for them. Designing smooth and understandable experiences for users of certain programs/apps/websites/services. For instance, Arabic speakers read from right to left so placement of text and menus would be different for them than left to right readers. OR, designing a phone for older people who have visual impairments - either increasing text size, having a screen reader, adding more contrast, having better accessibility settings etc)
3. Interaction design - designing digital interactions like what happens when a screen loads (skeleton loading for instance), animations, what buttons look like when they are tapped or hovered, how pages transition from one to another, what happens when you open or close a menu etc. This is generally not in isolation and is a part of both UI/UX design and programming.
4. Programming - the actual coding part to make the static UI design come alive and work
What to study
If you are more interested in the programming aspect of it, you can study something like computer science, programming, coding etc. I don’t know much about those courses unfortunately. If you are more interested in the visual aspects, you can do information design, graphic design, digital design or anything along those lines. Each university has a different name for the course. I suggest you check the course outlines and see if there’s anything about interaction design, user experience design, web design or graphic design in it and you should be set. I also know some designers who never even studied design and just did an internship and learnt on the spot.
Things you can check out
➡️Resources for UI/UX designers masterpostIn addition to the above, there are tons of resources on YouTube where you can self-study to be a UI/UX designer. There are also courses online in interaction design from the Interaction Design Foundation. Google Material design and Apple Design have lots of resources for native design (designing in the Material Design style for Android apps or designing for iOS apps for instance). You can read articles on Medium as well - that’s a treasure trove for UI/UX designers and UX research! Also familiarize yourself with basic design principles like color theory, difference between designing for screen and print etc and be sure to check out Nielsen Norman Institute for great industry standard resources for all things UX. There’s also tons of inspiration on Dribbble and Behance.
Good luck!!
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12.09.2020
I’ve successfully finished my first week of med school!! To be frank, it was a weird week but I’m slowly getting adapted to its routine.
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I dreamt about a childhood friend I went to kindergarten with, then I woke up and tried to find him on any social media. I couldn’t find any. Wherever you are in life, I hope you are happy.
12 June 2020
I submitted my last essay of my 2nd year at university today! I’m someone who is very happy doing nothing all day so I’m not going to lie I’m super excited to just relax and watch as much TV as possible. I’ve made a list of all the things I might do during the summer, but for now I’m glad to be able to chill out without having an assignment looming.
revising for my behavioral economics midterm + waiting for my laundry 📝 been busy recently after february break ended but we gon get thru this 💪
it’s 3:20 pm on a wednesday afternoon and we’re back in the backwards books business for the sake of a little visual calm