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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
Day 2: /lounge S3 - Designers Do you name your layers? Why or why not? (pics or it didn’t happen)
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Michael Pfister
@pfista
Not naming layers is the equivalent of const foo: any
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richie is foraging
@richie
never
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LGHT
@lght.eth
no because im lazy w it. but starting to name the files on export
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Jer | seattlecrypto.eth
@seattlecrypto.eth
Very rarely 😂
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Camila 🫂
@camilags
I don’t do it 99% of the time. I like to play it free. I just do it if it is a very complex file with too many layers, so I don’t get lost.
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Blockheim
@blockheim
only if i'm making a prototype🫠
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Rafi
@rafi
Always but only because I code
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Rakshita Philip
@awkquarian.eth
Ummm….sometimes if I really have to 👀
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Sheena
@sheena
I’m pretty weird, I name them in illustrator but don’t name them in 3dmax. Weird cuz I use layers in both softwares. I’m just more comfortable this way.
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samvox
@samvox
Absolutely A designer is always careful and disciplined is the first step he takes.
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DV (insert a lot of emojis)
@degenveteran.eth
Am I considered a designer since I designed this MEME *cough I mean "world view on tips" as represented by me...DV... Sometimes going to my next tipping mechanism helps keep me on track Although I don't spend 100% of my tips always, I want to make sure I tip at LEAST 90% Also, I like to tip in line with what the tipping mechanism community represents.
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Graeme
@fonebone45
Depends on what type of file. Usually though yeah. Helpful when doing stuff like package design and you have a background layer under a template layer, and need the content to go above it all while still being able to see the outline template
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0xGsus ⭕️❇️💙
@0xgsus.eth
Almost always as part of the process. And it depends on what you use Figma for. If you're doing digital product work it makes perfect sense, if you're doing creative design you can skip it. And when you have final shapes, I name them.
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