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Dear Patron, 

finally! 💪 I managed to finish the two most important lessons for my Gradation course. It took me no less than 2 months and I started from scratch several times. Now the base is ready and I'm very happy and excited to learn what you think of it: As always, I am totally happy about your comments!✌️

I have also attached the code here. And here are the direct links to the lessons:

https://timrodenbroeker.de/courses/gradation/step-1/

https://timrodenbroeker.de/courses/gradation/step-2/

Have a great weekend!

Warm greetings,☀️

Tim

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Ricardo Lodroño

Hi Tim! Yes, gradation is a bit tricky to explain, I had to do a lot of drawings in my sketchbook when I was working on that to try to get into it. I think it's a good idea to introduce Figma in your explanations to give a previous idea of the visual output before going into code, it works very well! I can totally understand what you say about teaching as a way of learning better, because you have to explain things to other people. I had the same feeling in the past when I was a teacher of web design and coding: I knew how the things worked, but most of the times I hadn't asked myself why did they work like that, until I had to explain them to my students.

Tim Rodenbröker

Hi Ricardo! Yes, I think Figma is indeed a surprising and effective method to emulate a physical blackboard to explain things. I will definitively use it more often in the future in my videos.