Guys I want to learn UIUX from scratch, I have a good laptop so can someone give me a detailed route for it.

I want to be able to present a client with like, reasons I ACTUALLY designed a site by hand, by comparing it to some bad examples.

things I can think of:

* eyebrows

• dark mode
• hard to read, tiny text
• really generous spacing between components
• horizontal scroll bars through menus (?)
• bright left-aligned or top-aligned bars on dark backgrounds
• Fraunces font for quirky stuff, Inter font for everything else
• AI generated slop text (obviously) but also specifically
  • AI overexplainer text. ("Not sure what to do? Click here. Does x. Does y. Not vibe coded.")
• IBM Blex Mono and JetBrains Mono all over the place
• goddamn interpuncts or whatever those little dots are called
• color scheme 1: Beige + red and brown
• color scheme 2: purples and dark colors

I generally avoid all that shit when i'm making sites, but i see it everywhere these days and it drives me crazy!!! I just want to show my clients that like, "hey. we actually give a shit. you can just tell claude to make you a website but it'll look like This."

Guys I need some advice, I was too determine to go for ux ui designing and was even studying for it too but in these few days i saw many I don't know discouraging things saying it's extremely difficult to get a job at entry level, don't go for ux ui it's dead and alot more which made me feel demotivate and i started doubting my decision.Can someone please give me some positivity, some good news, the actual reality of this. Please😭

Made a short video about this.

Plastic card = 5g,
metal = 15–19g, same function

In many cases weight is just there to feel premium. Since iPhone 7 the home button never moves, a motor fakes the click, because no resistance feels cheap.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OCANzwqLT0