Designing a Systems Team
Most organizations are coming to understand systems and why they are important. However, how much does it cost? What team do we need? A System Team Serves Product (or Similar) TeamsPeter Merholz and Kristen Skinner’s excellent book Org Design for Design Orgs describes models and roles in composing design teams and orgs. In the Roles and Team Composition chapter, they describe an adjunct research t
The Most Important Rule in UX Design that Everyone Breaks
There is one principle of organization that every human should adhere to, particularly people who design products. Day after day, I see companies break this rule, and it is 100% of the time to their detriment. In this article I will explain what that rule is, and what it means to product and service design. I’ll also raise the possible implications of this phenomenon on organizational management,
Is there any value in people who cannot write JavaScript?
I recently had the opportunity to speak at Web Directions Code 2017 over in Melbourne. While there, I was part of a panel with Mark Dalgleish and Glen Maddern (who gave spectacular talks I might add). We’d just finished a set of talks about CSS, and during the panel we got a question along the lines of (paraphrasing): “Is there a place in the industry for people who just write css and html” To me,
How a bold move paid off with Apple prize for Notts-made app | Nottingham Post
For professional graphic designers, Affinity has become one of the favoured alternatives to Adobe software when creating artwork and editing photographs – and it is made in Nottingham. Dan Robinson met the people at Serif, the developer behind the programme that has won admiration from Apple It was a summer's day in California when vindication arrived for Ashley Hewson and Tony Brightman. Handed a
Pagination Best Practices — UX Planet
Pagination Best Practices by Nick Babich One of the most commonly overlooked elements of a site or app is their pagination controls . In many cases, they are treated by designers and developers as an afterthought. Actually pagination is pretty easy to get right, but still there aren’t so many sites and apps that has a decent pagination. Before going into analyzing good pagination, I want to explai
Sketch Workflow — Atomic Symbols
Sketch released a huge update with the way symbols are handled in 3.7. While I believe symbols still have a long way to go. Nested symbols have opened up new possibilities, and have me rethinking my current workflow. Thinking like a developerI’m not going to debate whether you should code or not, but we can learn a lot from developers. And unless you are just making dribbble shots, you are going t
The beginner’s guide to UX prototyping
Prototyping, as a concept, has been around since before the Internet. Typically, people developing a new physical product would first build the thing, and make sure that it worked as intended. The first version would be patented, perhaps, and shown to potential investors. If the inventor had access to their own means of manufacture (if they worked in an existing company, for example), they’d just
Color in Design Systems
I’m no color expert. Far from, actually. Throughout my career, I’ve depended on visual designers better than myself to produce an engaging palette and apply it harmoniously across a UI. Yet, as a systems designer, I’m often in the position to provoke and validate color decisions as a system takes shape. Here’s a 16 lessons I’ve learned while stabilizing a primary palette, tint and shade choices, s
How to Create Perfect Color Combinations - Designmodo
With Postcards Email Builder you can create and edit email templates online without any coding skills! Includes more than 100 components to help you create custom emails templates faster than ever before. Free Email BuilderFree Email Templates Primary colors: Red, Yellow, blue Secondary colors: Green, purple, orange (mix of two primary colors) Tertiary colors: Azure, violet, rose, red-orange, char
Design for Humanity
Concepted and authored by Daniel Eckler, co-authored by Shaun Roncken, Design for Humanity is an interactive essay exploring the past, present, and future of anthropomorphic design.In 1950, the American psychologist Harry Harlow conducted an experiment that separated infant monkeys from their mothers just a few hours after birth. Each monkey was isolated in a cage and given two dummy mothers. One
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