Hey, everyone, and welcome back.
So we kind of went over our dashboard a bit, now we're going to actually get into a file.
So I'm my test project here.
All you need to do to create a new file is click this little plus button.
So when you click that place button and I'm just going to click a blank canvas, you have different
templates that you can use here, which are really great if you need to.
But let's just create a quick one.
Now, let's go over what we have here.
So this is what your blank canvas looks like.
We went over a little bit about this kind of like middle bar over here.
You can show your version history.
You can export this, you can duplicate it, you can rename it.
So I'm going to rename this to my test file.
Perfect.
You can delete this and you can move it to any other project.
Now, another important thing is in this little mini over here, getting back to your dashboard is really
easy just by clicking that.
But you can also access any other thing here like files.
You can save it if you want to.
You can export it.
You can save it as an actual Fidelma file if you don't want to keep it in the cloud.
I never really usually do that.
I usually always keep it in the cloud and just send links to people.
But this is where you would do that.
You have your edit options here, your view options, object options, all these different options that
you can access.
You can even get the desktop app if you really want to.
But for the ease of use right now, I'm just showing you how to use it within your browser.
That's why I really love Vigna.
You can use it in your browser as well.
So the barrier to entry is very, very small.
So let's get right into this.
So we have all our different tools here.
We have our move tool over here, our scale tool.
We have our frame tool.
And your frame is essentially kind of like your art board in sketch.
I can make a big frame like that.
Or if I select the frame tool, you'll see that this is the shortcut, which is F.
So if I select F, which I just did, you can see all the different things that you can do here.
If I wanted a phone frame, I have options.
I'm going to go to desktop and I'm just going to select let's select a MacBook Pro.
So there you go.
You have your frame.
You also have slicing if you want to use slicing, we won't be using that in this whole project.
And these are your sheep tools.
These are your rectangles, your lines, your arrows, ellipses.
You have your polygon star.
You can even place an image.
And once again, they conveniently show you all the shortcuts.
So if I want to place a rectangle, I can select that or I can select R, if I wanted to make a circle,
I slit the circle and I can put that in.
If I wanted to keep the proportions the same and make this an actual circle and not like an oval, I
will hold down shift.
And I can scale that any which way I want.
Same with Rectangle.
So if I select R to select a rectangle, I can place that and if I hold shift, I can make a square
really easy stuff.
Next, we have our pen tool in our pencil tool pencils.
Really great for making icons.
All you need to do is just click and you can make anything that you want.
You can make any shape.
You can edit that shape by pressing that point.
You can even add a fill and we're going to get into that later, but you can easily make Vector's with
that pental and next we have our text tool and all you need to do is Presti for textile.
So we have a Texasville selected and you can either create a big box.
I'm on Maxo.
I pressed Kamandi to go back, but.
Let's do that again, so we've got a text while you can just click and start typing.
And there we go, you can just keep on going, press enter to go to a new line, command a unmarred
to select all and backspace and the text layer disappears.
Next, we have our hands full and we have comments, so this will get into a little bit later, but
comments all you need to do to leave a comment.
See, this is a different state.
Now, if you notice the right has changed, you click and you can add a comment.
And click comment and there you go.
This is a great way to collaborate with others, so I'm going to delete this comment by just clicking
on it and clicking delete comment.
And if I click V V is the shortcut to the move tool.
So if I click V, I will go back to the move tool.
So these are your basic tools for just getting things set up within Sigma.
And using, like, just your basic shapes, your frames are using the pen tool, your text tool, that's
all you're really going to need to get going.
So I'm going to select all these, delete this, and we're going to move on.