Button UX Design: Best Practices, Types and States
Buttons are an ordinary, every-day element of interaction design. Despite this, because buttons are a vital element in creating a smooth conversational flow in web and apps, it’s worth paying attention to these basic best practices for buttons. Also we’ll go over button types and states — important information you need to know to create effective buttons that improves the user experience. Best Pra
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
UX Design for Mobile: Bottom Navigation
Designers know that design is more than good looks. “The design is how it works” (Steve Jobs) Product experience is just like a conversation and navigation plays an important part in this conversation. Unable to navigate in the app feels similar to unable to find the right words in your conversation. That’s why today we will explore one of the most efficient ways of creating good mobile navigation
Mobile UX Design: List View and Grid View
In spite of the modern trend towards larger-screen phones, what makes mobile phones so convenient and portable is their small size. Compared with desktop screens, phone screens accommodate a lot less content. Users can only view a small amount of content at a time before they need to scroll to view more. But designers still need to find ways to provide content in the most effective way. Today I wo
Where does conversational UI leave design?
It’s 12:30pm at Truth Labs which means we’re standing outside trying to decide where to go for lunch. We’re a creative bunch, so this seemed like a problem we should be able to solve. And a perfect opportunity to take a shot at experimenting with conversational UIs. First, some terminologyGraphical user interfaces (GUIs) are a visual way to interact with a device. Instead of typing specific (and o
The Principles of UX Choreography
Recently I collaborated together with Glen Keane, Disney animator and legend, on a talk at SXSW. This article is a summary of what we shared during the panel. Before I became a UX designer, I thought I wanted to be a title sequence designer. I took a course at Carnegie Mellon taught by Dan Boyarski called Time, Motion, and Communication. It was all about kinetic typography, rhythm, color, and move
Will UI Designers Be Unemployed Soon?
When the first iPhone came out in 2007, the demand for UI designers skyrocketed. Every team needed someone to design the hottest skeuomorphic apps. Plenty of conversations probably revolved around creating a realistic wooden bookshelf to make a certain app look just like real furniture. But as years passed and the world grew flatter and simpler, it became very clear — all the designer needs to do
X to Close
X’s are everywhere in user interface (UI) design. A powerful symbol, [x] is capable of closing windows and popups, toolbars and tabs and anything else that might otherwise be cluttering up your screen. Twitter XClicking on [x] to close a feature has become an instinctual part of using a computer and a standard in web and software design. Although it may seem like the ubiquitous [x] has always been
A UX Idea: Know where they are aiming!
If you are a web developer or designer you know what :hover selector essentially does; browser detects current mouse cursor position, checks if the cursor is inside the element then adds the css rules you defined before. This is a significant feature in terms of usability; you can create a drop-down and get rid of the all the clutter of secondary items or you can reveal an info popup to explain th
Think Your App Is Beautiful? Not Without User Experience Design — Smashing Magazine
Aspiring to beauty in our designs is admirable. But it doesn’t guarantee usability, nor is it a product or marketing strategy. “Beautiful” says very little about the product. How many people, fed up with PowerPoint, cry out in frustration, “If only it were more beautiful”? No one has figured out how to describe their product effectively. For example, Write, a note-taking app, describes itself as “
iOS 7 Design Resources
Learn how to design great apps and games that integrate seamlessly with Apple platforms. Human Interface Guidelines Learn essential information about platforms, foundations, patterns, components, inputs, and technologies. The HIG offers guidance and best practices for designing exceptional user experiences across all Apple platforms.
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