Seconding this. It's one of the best resources I've seen and easily worth the money.
frontendmasters.com and LinkedIn Leaning also have good video courses.
Also see MUI.com as a nice way to structure a component framework.
Beyond that, work with a good designer, make Figmas before you code, test out the flows, iterate it, and then throw everything away and do it again 2 years later when fashions change (sigh).
A lot of what we see as good/modern design is just fashion cycles of designers stealing from each other. For a while everything looked like Yahoo, then everything looked like Google, then everything looked like Bootstrap, and now everything looks like Tailwind/Vercel. It's the designer equivalent of Stackoverflow.
frontendmasters.com and LinkedIn Leaning also have good video courses.
Also see MUI.com as a nice way to structure a component framework.
Beyond that, work with a good designer, make Figmas before you code, test out the flows, iterate it, and then throw everything away and do it again 2 years later when fashions change (sigh).
A lot of what we see as good/modern design is just fashion cycles of designers stealing from each other. For a while everything looked like Yahoo, then everything looked like Google, then everything looked like Bootstrap, and now everything looks like Tailwind/Vercel. It's the designer equivalent of Stackoverflow.