Breaking into UI/UX isn’t about watching random tutorials.
It’s about structure, practice, and community.
Here are the 3 things that will truly accelerate your growth:

1️⃣ Live Interactive Classes

Learning alone can slow you down.
In live sessions, you:

🔹 See real design thinking in action
Ask questions instantly.
🔹 Get clarity on confusing concepts
🔹 Learn how professionals actually solve problems.

It’s not just theory... it’s real-time execution, feedback, and mindset shift.

2️⃣ Structured Learning Path

Most juniors struggle because they learn randomly.
A structured roadmap helps you:

🔹 Start from strong fundamentals
🔹 Build UI skills step-by-step
🔹 Understand UX deeply (not just screens)

Move toward product-level thinking
No guessing. No scattered YouTube hopping.
Just clear direction from beginner → confident designer.

3️⃣ Design Community

Growth becomes 10x faster when you’re not alone.
Inside a community, you:

🔹 Get honest feedback
🔹 See how others solve problems
🔹 Stay motivated
🔹 Build confidence by sharing your work.

Design is not just skill... it’s environment.

If you’re serious about becoming a real UI/UX & Product Designer,
You need the right system.
@philofix

Ramadan is almost here… 🌙

The month that changes hearts
The month that fixes what we thought was broken
The month where Allah opens doors we didn’t even know existed 🌿

This isn’t just another month on the calendar.
It’s a reset
A purification
A comeback season for the soul

Before it begins, ask yourself:
How do I want to enter Ramadan this year?

Distracted?
Or prepared? 🤲
Empty?
Or intentional? 🎯

Last year, we walked through Ramadan together with daily reminders, reflections, motivation, small pushes to keep our hearts awake. And this year… we’re doing it again. But better. InshAllah
I’m preparing daily Ramadan reminders for you!

Short. Powerful. Heart-touching.
Something to read every day that keeps you focused, grounded, and connected to Allah 🤲

Let’s not waste this Ramadan.
Let’s not scroll through it 📲
Let’s grow through it 🌱

Get ready.
Clean your heart 🤍
Fix your intentions
Ramadan is coming… and this time, we’re entering it strong INSHAALLAH🌙

If you’re joining the daily Ramadan reminders, comment:

“I’m in.” 🤲🔥

I’ll know who’s serious this year.
Let’s keep each other accountable.

Ramadan doesn’t fix a heart that refuses to prepare.
You don’t enter Ramadan by accident.
You enter it by intention.

Sha’ban was the warm-up.
Ramadan is the marathon.

If your heart is still distracted…
if your salah is still delayed…
if your screen time is still dominating your nights…

Now is the time to reset.
@philofix

Ramadan Mubarak 🌙

እንኳን ለ1447 ዓ. ሂ ረመዷን አደረሰን!
مبارك علينا وعليكم شهر رمضان

ዛሬ ማክሰኞ የካቲት 10/2018 ዓ. ል የረመዷን ወር ጨረቃ መታየቱን ሳዑዲ ዓረቢያ በማሳቋ ነገ እሮብ የካቲት 11/ 2018 ዓ.ል (ፌብሩዋሪ 18/2026) ረመዷን አንድ ብሎ ይጀምራል።

( اللهم أدخلہ علينا بالأمن والإيمان والسلامة والإسلام وجوارٍ من الشيطان ورضوانٍ من الرحمن )

አላህ ወሩን የዒባዳ፣ የሰላምና የጤንነት ወር ያድርግልን፣ ኸይር ስራ ላይም ያበርታን "ኣሚን"።

የረመዷንን የላቀ ደረጃ በማወቅ የወሩን ወርቃማ ደቂቃዎች በአግባቡ እንጠቀማቸው!

እስከዛሬ ረመዷንን በጉጉት ስንጠብቀው እንዳልነበረው እነሆ መጥቷል!
ከእንግዲህ ምንም ሳይታወቅ አምልጦን ይሄዳል!
ካለፈ በኋላ "ረመዷን ከመቼው አለቀ" ማለትና መቆጨት ምንም አይጠቅምም!
ስለዚህ ከወዲሁ ለኸይር ስራ ቆርጠን እንነሳ።

ዘመኑ ላይ ያሉ ስጋቶችን አላህ እንዲያነሳለን፣ ሀገራችንም ሰላም እንዲያደርግልን፣ ኡማውን በሐቅ ላይ አንድ እንዲያደርግልን
በዱዓው ወር ዘውትር በጽናት ዱዓእ እናድርግ።

✍🏻 ኡስታዝ አሕመድ ሸይኽ ኣደም
የረመዷን የመጀመሪያዋ ምሽት/ 1447
@ዛዱል መዓድ

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In this sacred month, our hearts often feel heavy from the world's rush, yet Ramadan arrives like a gentle rain, washing away the dust of neglect. It's a call to rediscover the softness within, to feel Allah's infinite compassion pulling us closer.

"Indeed, Allah loves those who are constantly repentant and loves those who purify themselves." (Qur’an 2:222)

Remember, every heartbeat is a chance to start anew; you're not alone in this journey.
@philofix

How was day one? 🌙

As the fast begins, our hearts stir with a quiet reminder: life’s true richness lies not in what we chase, but in what we already hold. Gratitude awakens us, turning ordinary moments into profound connections with the Divine. It's the key that unlocks inner joy, even in simplicity.

The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: "He who does not thank the people is not thankful to Allah." (Sahih al-Bukhari 2890, adapted)

Hold onto this: Gratitude isn't just a feeling; it's a path to peace that Allah has laid for you.
@philofix

Ramadan tests us gently, teaching that true growth blooms in moments of stillness. Our hearts, often impatient for change, learn to trust Allah's perfect timing. Patience isn't passive it's an active surrender that brings serenity to the soul.

The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: "Patience is a light." (Sahih Muslim 223)

You're building resilience that will carry you far; Allah sees your efforts and rewards them abundantly.
@philofix

In the rhythm of Ramadan, our hearts crave connection beyond the noise. Remembrance of Allah awakens us, filling voids with His presence. It's a gentle pull back to what matters, soothing the restlessness that daily life brings.

"Those who have believed and whose hearts are assured by the remembrance of Allah. Unquestionably, by the remembrance of Allah hearts are assured." (Qur’an 13:28)

This practice isn't a chore; it's your heart's homecoming, embraced by divine mercy.
@philofix

Ramadan invites us to strip away pride, revealing the beauty in our vulnerability. Our hearts, when humble, become fertile ground for Allah's blessings. It's a soft awakening to our place in the grand design, fostering deeper empathy for others.

The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: "Whoever humbles himself for the sake of Allah, Allah will elevate him." (Sahih Muslim 2588)

Embrace this: Humility isn't weakness; it's the strength that unites us as Ummah....
@philofix

As nights deepen in Ramadan, our hearts yearn for lightness. Forgiveness awakens us to healing, mending wounds we carry silently. It's a gift to ourselves, echoing Allah's boundless mercy toward us.

"Be forgiving and enjoin kindness, and turn away from the ignorant." (Qur’an 7:199)

You're not erasing pain, but choosing peace; Allah honors those who forgive for His sake.
@philofix