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Image: Natsuo NamaThe VR age is rapidly approaching. When the world’s largest tech companies (Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple) are investing billions into the development of VR technologies, you know something big is on the horizon. Experts say that this VR revolution will be bigger than the advent of the mobile phone, and the first company to create a consumer VR product that is adopted by the
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Throughout my years of being a Product Designer, I have come across many surprises when working with visuals that have made me go 😕😳😲😡😱. I’ve written this article to help you understand the reasons behind why some of these everyday ‘gotchas’ can leave you bewildered. You may not even realise it at first, but a lot of the techniques that you come across when working on an interface, logo or il
Mobile First, Desktop Worst
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Setup a design system
Build a system that provides a unified set of UX, design rules and patterns. For the last years I have continued to build and design applications web and mobile, and i have learn how to deal with different departments and utilise their knowledge in order to make better products and build better design systems that scaled better and more efficient. There are obviously a whole lot more elements you
Align SVG Icons to Text and Say Goodbye to Font Icons
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Fantastic Flow Arrows for Sketch
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Improving design skills and workflows for UI/UX designers I have been a fan of Sketch for the past 12months and to be honest, it has solved a big problem for me. Made me become a better designer. Not only did my interface design skills improved but my overall workflow process became tremendously faster. Knowing some of the values Sketch offers designers is the ability to create plugins that suites
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Original article is posted on loveux.co. Design is not as elusive as people think it is. It is a learnable skill. Design has rules that anyone can apply to their work. If you are an engineer working on an application or a business guy putting together a slide deck, there are a few tricks you can learn. I will show how to apply three base principles of design: grids, typography and color theory. De
The Ideal Design Workflow
As designers, we are constantly experimenting with tools and processes in an attempt to find the one that works best. After a great deal of experimentation, I’ve discovered the perfect design workflow, and I’m going to share it with you now. Design is a process and the process I’m going to share is the one I’ve used on all my projects to build habit-forming products that people love. 1.) Sketching
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Imagination can take you anywhere. However, once it meets reality it’s exposed to limitations. You need better materials, faster processors or more experienced customers. Innovation is somewhere in between. It’s an ability to stretch one of these dimensions and give reality a new form. This requires time, patience and eagerness to experiment and change. Last year, I built Rhei, a prototype of elec
Have you ever tried to learn a new skill online? It sucks.
Have you ever tried to learn a new skill online? It sucks. You might search around and watch a few tutorials, practice for a week or so, but ultimately you abandon your training. And then you feel like a quitter. Wouldn’t it be awesome if Google could coach you through your training, so that you were given the exact lesson you needed for your skill level? Wouldn’t it be great if Google could keep
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