Foundations of Interaction Design
pages from my notebook as I considered how to teach Foundations. I teach a number of classes at CCA, including Creative Founder, Story and Play. One year I tried on teaching Foundations. I love the Sophomores, and the class went great, but I found myself a bit bored teaching core concepts yet again. I passed on teaching the class the next year in favor of some other “weirder” ones (like Play!). I
How We Fixed the World's Worst Logo | Toptal
Listen to the audio version of this article Although the title UI designer suggests a departure from the traditional graphic designer, UI design is still a part of the historical tradition of the visual design discipline. With each movement or medium, the discipline has introduced new graphic languages, layouts, and design processes. Between generations, the designer has straddled the transition f
Crash Course: UI Design
UI vs. UXIf you’ve done any kind of research about software design, you’ve probably heard of the terms “UI” and “UX”. But what separates UI from UX? At their most simple forms, UX design is what makes an interface useful, and UI design is what makes an interface beautiful. For UI, this includes a blend of visual hierarchy and interface elements. To understand what separates a great interface from
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Designing Card-Based User Interfaces — Smashing Magazine
Today, people seek out information quickly, and cards serve it up well, regardless of device. Most of you probably have a better understanding why card-style design is so popular and will continue to increase in popularity. This trend won’t end anytime soon. Cards are here to stay and continue to be an essential part of app design. In this article, Nick Babich will explain what cards mean to UI de
Making Motion Meaningful - Library - Google Design
Motion designers from around Google share some of their most moving product features Motion is essential to bringing digital products to life. Something as simple as tapping a card to expand and reveal more information is made better by fluid animation. New content is introduced, shared elements move into their new position, and the user is given guidance with a clear focal point. In Material Desi
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Lessons From Swiss Style Graphic Design — Smashing Magazine
Also known as International Style, the Swiss Style does not simply describe a style of graphic design made in Switzerland. It became famous through the art of very talented Swiss graphic designers, but it emerged in Russia, Germany and Netherlands in the 1920’s. This style in art, architecture and culture became an ‘international’ style after 1950’s and it was produced by artists all around the gl
The Story Of Scandinavian Design: Combining Function and Aesthetics — Smashing Magazine
Looking back to the beginning of the 20th century and the styles and movements that ruled the art world at that time, this artcile looks for influences and ideas that have evolved into what has been known since the mid-20th century as “Scandinavian design”. Katrín Eyþórsdóttir also offers some thoughts on how to incorporate its principles in your work today. This article was written by Katrín Eyþó
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