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webdesignerdepot.com June 20, 2017
4 Ways Vibrant Colors Boost UI Design

Color is one of the most powerful tools in the designer’s toolkit. It can draw attention, set a mood, influence users’ emotions, perceptions and actions. With the lingering presence of Flat and Material Design, color holds even more prominence in UI design today.
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rookieup.com June 20, 2017
The Best Places to Find UX/UI Design Inspiration Online

Wherever you are in your creative career, drawing inspiration from the world around you is crucial if you want to continue improving in your field.
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tubikstudio.com June 22, 2017
Lean and Mean: Power of Minimalism in UI Design.

Simple doesn’t primitive. Less isn’t vague. Short doesn’t say little. Air doesn’t equal emptiness. Today we are talking about minimalism. In the book «The More of Less», Joshua Becker said: «You don’t need more space. You need less stuff.
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webdesignerdepot.com June 1, 2017
3 UX Rules for Conversational UI Design

You may have heard that “conversational interfaces” are the new hot trend in digital product design. Industry leaders such as Apple, Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Facebook are strongly focussed on building a new generation of conversational interfaces.
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9to5mac.com June 21, 2017
Scott Forstall finally weighs in on the flat versus skeuomorphic design debate

Last night’s Computer History Museum interview with Scott Forstall was loaded with rich storytelling and candid anecdotes, and the whole thing is absolutely worth watching if you haven’t yet.
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1stwebdesigner.com June 21, 2017
10 Beautifully Designed Examples of Split Screen Layouts in Web Design

Split screen layouts break the oldest and most critical UI design rule of all by giving equal importance to two primary areas of a site.
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blogs.windows.com June 22, 2017
Sweet UI made possible and easy with Windows.UI and the Windows 10 Creators Update

Since its original debut with the Windows 10 November 2015 update, Windows.UI.Composition has been empowering developers to build fast, beautiful, sweet user interfaces in UWP and has been providing enhancements with every subsequent Windows release.
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boxesandarrows.com September 17, 2013
Optimizing UI icons for faster recognition

What makes an icon a valuable addition to the interface, rather than a mere decorative element? Intuitiveness, aesthetic value, memorability, intercultural perception? While an effective icon would combine many of those characteristics, I’d like to focus on one measure–speed of recognition, or
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medium.com November 13, 2014
7 Rules for Creating Gorgeous UI (Part 1)

OK, first things first. This guide is not for everyone. Who is this guide for? If you went to art school or consider yourself a UI designer already, you will likely find this guide some combination of a.) boring, b.) wrong, and c.) irritating. That’s fine. All your criticisms are right.
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thomasbyttebier.be April 7, 2015
The best UI typeface goes unnoticed

Clarity is the most important value of a well-designed user interface. Last time I blogged about pictograms. Let’s talk type today. Because even more than icons, a typeface can make or break clarity. On the surface, most of an app’s UI is exactly the type it’s set in.
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paulstamatiou.com January 16, 2015
Designing Twitter Video

In mid-2011, Twitter rolled out the ability to natively tweet photos. 2013 brought media-forward timelines with inline photos. 2014 ushered in multi-photo tweets and animated GIF support.
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fastcodesign.com August 14, 2014
5 Things UX And UI Designers Could Learn From Wes Anderson

Director Wes Anderson has always been distinguished for his visual artistry, detail-rich sets, and storybook-like imagery. From the whimsical, campy feel of Moonrise Kingdom to the carefully crafted sets and miniatures in The Grand Budapest Hotel, Anderson’s movies are visual masterpieces.
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taybenlor.com May 21, 2013
Starter's Guide to iOS Design

As someone who does work on both the development and design side of iOS apps I find that many designers struggle with the transition to UI work, or with the different processes involved in iPhone and iPad app design.
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alistapart.com October 15, 2013
Flat UI and Forms

Though some decry flat user interfaces as pure fashion, or the obvious response to skeuomorphic trends, many designers have embraced the flat approach because the reduction in visual styling (such as gradients, drop shadows, and borders) creates interfaces that seem simpler and cleaner.
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ivomynttinen.com January 1, 2017
The iOS Design Guidelines

These guidelines describe how to design apps that follow the official HIG for iOS by Apple, not what you can do with custom controls. Sometimes it makes sense to break the rules. The purpose of this document is to guide you, not to provide solutions for complex and unique design problems.
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thenextweb.com March 10, 2017
How to apply optical illusions to Web UI design

Admit it, at some point in your life, you were impressed by an optical illusion. It’s fascinating how our eyes play tricks on us, and it’s even more fascinating that we tend to side with our sight over our common sense.
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onextrapixel.com March 6, 2014
30 Vivid Dashboard UI Designs for Your Inspiration

We live in a world of data of different types. While mining the data a person might face with lots of troubles. The biggest one is poorly designed, overloaded with information dashboards that make it impossible to find needed data out there.
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thenextweb.com March 10, 2017
Intuitive interfaces don’t exist. Why should we use any interface at all, then?

Wojtek Borowicz, Community Evangelist at Estimote, freelance writer, Internet of Things enthusiast. One of the greatest lies of software industry is the so-called intuitive interface.
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thenextweb.com March 10, 2017
The 5 Pillars of Interaction Design

Good interaction design is driven by a human connection. But what drives human connection and how does that translate into a computerized interface? The answers to these questions aren’t so black-and-white.
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awwwards.com November 18, 2017
Understanding Web UI Visual Hierarchy

More than being creative, a good artist must also consider subtleties like composition, colors, size, what to include, and — perhaps more importantly — what to leave out. That’s no easy feat, which is why we hold the masters like da Vinci and Van Gogh in such high regard.
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uxbooth.com June 10, 2014
Designing for Mobile Part 3: Visual design

As a direct response to platform capabilities, the first mobile sites were an exercise in ‘compromise’ rather than ‘craft’.
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byrslf.co August 11, 2013
Designing User Interfaces for My Mother

It happens about once or twice a year. I travel over to my mother’s house for a visit and, about two or three hours in, she says something like “Hey, can you take a look at my computer? I just want to make sure everything is okay with it. You know I don’t know what I’m doing.
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helloerik.com December 15, 2012
UX is not UI

UX has become a neologism. When something has “good UX” it is an implied meaning of having the core components of UX (research, maybe a persona, IA, interaction, interface, etc etc…). It’s not really necessary or desirable to tack the word design onto the end anymore.
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medium.com December 1, 2014
The Utopian UI Architect

“I said, ‘What is this?’ and they said, ‘We don’t know yet,’” Victor recalls. “It was an early prototype of the hardware. Maybe twenty other people in the world knew about it. Nobody had answers. My job was to try to figure it out.”
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blog.invisionapp.com April 6, 2015
4 tips on typography in UI design

Communication plays a vital role in design. Whether you design websites, mobile apps, or wearable UIs, your creations have to clearly communicate their intent and purpose. And since text does a lot of the heavy lifting in communicating purpose, you need a solid understanding of typography.
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alistapart.com February 11, 2014
UI Animation and UX: A Not-So-Secret Friendship

Using the words “animation” and “the web” together tends to conjure up memories of frantic searches for the “skip intro” button to save ourselves from a terrible sensory assault. Animation on the web has hit some pretty sad lows, there’s no arguing that.
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fastcodesign.com July 7, 2014
UI, UX: Who Does What? A Designer’s Guide To The Tech Industry

Design is a rather broad and vague term. When someone says “I’m a designer,” it is not immediately clear what they actually do day to day. There are a number of different responsibilities encompassed by the umbrella term designer.
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css-tricks.com April 30, 2014
Improving UI Animation Workflow with Velocity.js

The following is a guest post by Julian Shapiro. Julian recently released Velocity.js, a more performant jQuery replacement for .animate(). He recently wrote about how JavaScript animations can be so fast over on David Walsh's blog, a topic we've covered here as well.
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inspirationfeed.com December 29, 2011
20 Elegant User Interface Switch Designs

On/off, left/right, up/down, start/stop the list goes on and on. We are naturally used to make these action based decisions on a daily basis. Presently, applications are used like a second nature and are mostly dictated by user interface.
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smashingmagazine.com October 6, 2014
The Skeptic’s Guide To Low-Fidelity Prototyping – Smashing Magazine

Designer Paul Rand once said, “An understanding of man’s intrinsic needs, and of the necessity to search for a climate in which those needs could be realized, is fundamental to the education of the designer.
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medium.com January 27, 2015
Cinematic Continuity in User Interface Design

This is the first of a three post series which explores the connection between the cinematic language used by filmmakers and the interactive language used by web creators in UI design and development.
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graphicdesignjunction.com
50 Beautiful Mobile UI Design with Amazing User Experience

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smashingmagazine.com June 18, 2014
Faster UI Animations With Velocity.js – Smashing Magazine

From a motion design perspective, Facebook.com is phenomenally static. It’s purposefully dumbed down for the broadest levels of compatibility and user comfort. Facebook’s iOS apps, on the other hand, are fluid. They prioritize the design of motion; they feel like living, breathing apps.
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abduzeedo.com October 25, 2013
Free Design Resources: Icons, UI Kits and Mockups

One of the best things about designers these days is that they are really open minded about sharing their knowledge and are very giving.
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smashingmagazine.com June 24, 2013
How To Sketch For Better Mobile Experiences – Smashing Magazine

Mobile user experience design is maturing. One way to gauge this is to look at the tools at our disposal. Prototyping tools such as Balsamiq, Axure and Fireworks enable us to build wireframes and click-dummies, helping us to explain the targeted user experience.
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blog.percolatestudio.com March 5, 2015
Reactive User Interfaces

We often explore new technologies to help us deliver the best experiences possible. The past year has seen a glut of new reactive frontend technologies like React, Polymer and Angular 2.0 enter developer consciousness.
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thenextweb.com March 8, 2015
How to reduce friction with good design

Friction refers to anything that prevents a user from accomplishing a goal. Friction weighs down interactions, making even the most well-designed interfaces a nightmare to use.
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medium.com April 15, 2015
7 Things Every Designer Needs to Know about Accessibility

Accessibility enables people with disabilities to perceive, understand, navigate, interact with, and contribute to the web. Imagine a world where developers know everything there is to know about accessibility. You design it and they build it… perfectly.
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designmodo.com November 12, 2014
It’s Not UX vs. UI, It’s UX & UI

Chris Bank of UXPin — the wireframing & prototyping app — compares and contrasts web UI and UX, explains why we sometimes default to building a UI, and how UI shapes UX. For analysis of examples from over 33 companies, feel free to check out Web UI Best Practices.
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smashingmagazine.com October 23, 2013
Smart Transitions In User Experience Design – Smashing Magazine

Some websites outperform others, whether in their content, usability, design, features, etc. Details of interaction design and animation make a fundamental difference on modern websites. We’ll share some lessons drawn from various models and analyze why these simple patterns work so well.
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justcreative.com April 8, 2014
User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) Explained

This article has been contributed by Saha William. User experience (UX) is the end result of User Interface design (UI)… If that’s what you wanted to hear, there you have it. Take it and leave it!
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thenextweb.com March 10, 2017
How to change user habits with interaction design

As creatures of habit, we humans behave predictably. We avoid interactions that make us feel bad, and seek out interactions that make us feel good.
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blog.invisionapp.com March 26, 2015
10 tips on prototyping UIs with Sketch

Since it was purpose-built for web and mobile design, it’s no surprise that Sketch is one of the fastest and most versatile tools for designing prototypes. And these 10 tips make it even more powerful. Okay, so this has nothing to do with Sketch.
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smashingmagazine.com October 13, 2014
Wayfinding For The Mobile Web – Smashing Magazine

When designing mobile first, navigation takes a back seat to content, and ruthless editing paves the way for more focused experiences.
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mashable.com April 2, 2013
20 Excellent Wireframing Tools for Mobile

Planning and wireframing your mobile website or application is an essential part of a successful design process. It can help save you money (on design and development costs), expand initial ideas, build structure and functionality and effectively gather invaluable early feedback.
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awwwards.com April 15, 2017
The Ultimate Trends for UI Inspiration: Animated Concepts, Menus, SVG graphics and more

We are back with an inspiring selection of User Interface elements such as music widgets, calendars, slideshows, and more.
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sixrevisions.com June 16, 2014
Ideas to Keep in Mind When Designing User Interfaces

I will talk about a few interaction design concepts and best practices that when applied will result in the creation of great UIs. What is a good user interface? As you read through the following ideas, you will see two reoccurring themes: Ease of use and simplicity.
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smashingmagazine.com October 5, 2010
What Is User Experience Design? Overview, Tools And Resources

Websites and Web applications have become progressively more complex as our industry’s technologies and methodologies advance. What used to be a one-way static medium has evolved into a very rich and interactive experience. [Links checked & repaired March/03/2017]
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keynotopia.com
Free Keynote & PowerPoint UI Mockup Templates for iPhone, iPad,

Click the orange button to pop-up a window where you can edit and confirm the tweet, then the download button will be activated Keynotopia Mockup Templates enable you to sketch user interfaces using Apple Keynote or Microsoft PowerPoint, without having to draw each component by hand! All compo
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hugeinc.com March 31, 2015
The Post-Screen User Interface.

No matter how interactive or dynamic, our digital experiences are limited by a constraint so fundamental that we barely think about it: the screen.
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smashingmagazine.com January 19, 2015
Using Motion For User Experience On Apps And Websites – Smashing Magazine

Digital experiences are emulating real life more and more every day. This may seem counterintuitive, considering the hate that rains down on skeuomorphic visual design, but there’s a lot more to emulating real life than aesthetics.
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smashingmagazine.com March 28, 2013
Mastering Real-World Constraints (A Case Study) – Smashing Magazine

As UI designers, we’re always interested in learning, reading user research, understanding best practices and keeping up to date on all the latest approaches and tactics for building websites and applications.
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smashingmagazine.com November 8, 2011
An Extensive Guide To Web Form Usability – Smashing Magazine

Contrary to what you may read, peppering your form with nice buttons, color and typography and plenty of jQuery plugins will not make it usable. Indeed, in doing so, you would be addressing (in an unstructured way) only one third of what constitutes form usability.
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hongkiat.com
20 Beautiful Mobile User Interface For Your Inspiration

Designers of mobile interfaces are becoming more prominent in today’s faced-paced web space. While mobile-optimized sites may lighten the burden on a site developer, some prefer building a full featured app instead.
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medium.com March 3, 2015
UI/UX Designer — what does it even mean?

We’ve noticed something funny at Designlab over the past few months. The web/mobile design industry, for a variety of reasons, is particularly tricky to break into if you don’t already have a deep background in the field.
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medium.com February 10, 2014
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.
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smashingmagazine.com May 7, 2014
6 Common Problems With The UX Process, And 6 Solutions!

How robust is your user experience design process? We all have our favored methods and techniques, but the general process is similar: Conduct research, prototype, then present to stakeholders and users.
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fastcodesign.com April 17, 2012
Using Origami To Mock Up Ingenious Gestural Interfaces

Gestural user interfaces may be the future, but we’re not quite comfortable with them yet—as users or designers. Their tactile simplicity makes them efficient once you get the hang of them, but their affordance-less, "pictures under glass" nature can make them inscrutable to first-time users.
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uxbooth.com January 6, 2015
Making and Breaking UX Best Practices

Imagine a website with a beautiful, enticing, full-screen image, where a transparent button leads to pages of well constructed, adaptive content. The navigation functions perfectly across devices, switching from a horizontal to a mobile menu at just the right times.
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craigmdennis.com January 21, 2017
The best UI is no UI

Users should never be thinking about an interface while they’re using it; instead the interface should be unobtrusive and functional. There shouldn’t be any decoration when efficiency is the focus. Everyone is familiar with a web form.
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uxbooth.com March 17, 2015
User Stories: A Foundation for UI Design

The design team sits down to share the first round of mockups for a new client’s application. As the team members present their ideas, it becomes clear that everyone has distinctly different ideas about what the app is and how it should function.
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uxmovement.com
T-Shirt: UX is Not UI

Many confuse UX with UI, but they are not the same. They are part of the same circle, but not the same side. This shirt represents the differences through iconography.
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uxmatters.com March 18, 2013
Common Misconceptions About Touch

Even with iOS clearly in second place behind Android, the Apple standard size for touch targets sticks with us, but 44 pixels is not a physical size.
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blog.typekit.com August 1, 2011
Setting Type for User Interfaces

As a UI designer, I do my best work within the bounds of a clear hierarchy of constraints. Because typography is the catalyst for my design work, the most important step I take at the beginning of a project is to select a typeface (or a set of them).
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hongkiat.com
Ultimate Guide to Flat Website Design

The combination of bright colors and exotic typography has paved the way for unique flat interfaces. Minimalism is a big part of this design idea, and you can see how popular these trends have become in recent months.
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blog.mengto.com March 19, 2013
How To Wireframe An iPhone App In Sketch

Working on a large project often requires you to design wireframes to communicate complex ideas before spending countless hours polishing. There are many tools for wireframing ranging from the simplistic Balsamiq to the highly collaborative Axure, which costs a fortune.
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smashingmagazine.com September 4, 2014
JavaScript Awesomeness — Or How To Animate Without jQuery

There’s a false belief in the web development community that CSS animation is the only performant way to animate on the web.
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nngroup.com August 5, 2013
Tablet Usability

We’ve now conducted 6 rounds of usability studies with tablet users. The good news is that tablet usability is reasonably solid and has improved substantially since the initial batch of whacky iPad apps, which often totally confused users.
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blog.maxrudberg.com December 28, 2012
✎ If you see a UI walkthrough, they blew it

Clear, Rise and Solar are three examples of a trend of “gesture driven” apps with a flat UI. These are novelty apps for people lusting for the very latest in app design. Besides using a more flat UI style, which is a topic for a different discussion, all apps contain non-standard interactions.
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trydesignlab.com June 30, 2009
UI/UX Designer... what does that even mean?

We’ve noticed something funny at Designlab over the past few months. The web/mobile design industry, for a variety of reasons, is particularly tricky to break into if you don’t already have a deep background in the field.
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nngroup.com
The Anti-Mac User Interface (Don Gentner and Jakob Nielsen)

Originally published as: Gentner, D., and Nielsen, J.: The Anti-Mac interface, 39, 8 (August 1996), 70-82.
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smashingmagazine.com February 4, 2015
Product Design Unification Case Study: Mobile Web Framework

Big companies are always trying to simplify the support and development of their large product portfolios. Mail.
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medialoot.com
Flat UI Kit for Sketch

Feel free to download and use this item for both personal and commercial projects with attribution back to MediaLoot. Please note:
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onextrapixel.com June 5, 2014
Fresh UI Design Patterns Gaining Traction

In this article, Chris Bank of UXPin – The UX Design App details many of the best UI design patterns that have cropped up in modern web sites and mobile apps recently, and examples of how they’re used in popular web and mobile products.
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hongkiat.com
Web Design: 20 Hottest Trends To Watch Out For In 2014

After spending hours online at different websites, you tend to pick up discernable trends in design. Over the years I have written about changing trends, particularly in the field of website layouts and webapps.
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baymard.com January 27, 2015
When to Override Native UI Components

In a few rare instances, we find that it is acceptable to override the standard UI components provided natively by browsers and instead implement custom UI components. During our usability tests, we generally find the default native UI components to be very user-friendly.
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creativebloq.com
How the human eye reads a website

In this article, Chris Bank of UXPin — the wireframing & prototyping app — explains the theory and practice of creating visual hierarchies in web UI design. For analysis of UI examples from over 33 companies, check out the free ebook Web UI Best Practices.
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fastcodesign.com March 15, 2012
Dollars And Sense: The Business Case For Investing In UI Design

In their rush to build more features into their electronic devices, companies often lose sight of a key ingredient: basic usability.
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designyourway.net November 25, 2013
Interesting iOS 7 User Interface Concept Designs And Apps Redesigns

iOS 7 has brought with it an array of changes in the realm of Graphic UI in introducing things like: borderless buttons, a full screen layout for better viewing of controllers, translucent bar not to mention the changes made to the grid system and other dimensions of its icons.
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creativebloq.com
Will animation be the big UI trend of 2015?

Animation has become an increasingly important part of the UI design experience across many different applications. There are core considerations of great UX, visual design and functionality, but animation and the way things move is now a key pillar of any mobile, web or software app.
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uxmag.com December 1, 2014
Gestures & Animations: The Pillars of Mobile Design

Pointing and clicking? That seems like an awful lot of work … The ease and functionality of mobile devices is shifting the way we think about interactivity.
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onextrapixel.com September 10, 2014
15 Must-Read Guides for UX Professionals: Written or Praised by Industry Leaders

The field of UX is daunting without the right guidance. So many subjective questions pop up on a daily basis.
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sixrevisions.com April 11, 2014
Wireframes vs. Prototypes: What’s the Difference?

It’s time to set things straight once and for all, since (semantics aside) the difference between a wireframe and a prototype is actually quite substantial. Editor’s note: This is an article by Marcin Treder, CEO of UXPin.
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nngroup.com July 27, 2014
Icon Usability

In addition to conveying brand personality through color and style, icons must first and foremost communicate meaning in a graphical user interface. Icons are, by definition, a visual representation of an object, action, or idea.
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creativebloq.com
11 great free UI kits for web designers

There are so many great examples of UI design on the web that some may think it's easy to create an attractive, easy to use interface. But as any web designer worth their salt will know, it's anything but. In fact, it's often the biggest challenge facing any web design project.
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hongkiat.com
Ultimate Resources For Mobile Web Application Design

The advancements of smartphones have improved the quality of mobile web development. It is now possible to generate entire webapps using only HTML5 and CSS3. Coupled with many JavaScript libraries the possibilities for mobile development are endless.
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usability.gov August 31, 2017
User Experience Basics

User experience (UX) focuses on having a deep understanding of users, what they need, what they value, their abilities, and also their limitations. It also takes into account the business goals and objectives of the group managing the project.
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sixrevisions.com November 4, 2013
When Flat Design Falls Flat

Flat design is the most popular trend in UI design right now. I believe that a few prominent flat designs sacrifice usability and best practices such as consistency for the sake of aesthetics — and this is what I’ll primarily be talking about.
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code.tutsplus.com November 21, 2014
What You Can Learn From Google’s Material Design

Not too long ago, Google introduced Material Design, a brand new set of guidelines for designers and developers alike. Material Design introduces a fresh perspective on user interfaces, motion, and interaction states, and are a great foundation for you to build a product upon.
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webdesignerdepot.com November 5, 2009
Best Practices for 6 Common User Interface Elements

The appearance and usability of certain interface elements and functionality are crucial to the success any websites in today’s market.
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graphicdesignjunction.com
50 Flat Mobile UI Design with Remarkable User Experience

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nngroup.com September 28, 2013
User Expertise Stagnates at Low Levels

Even long-term users of a computer system usually know and use only a tiny fraction of its available commands and features. If the design has good usability, people learn a core set of features fairly easily during their early days of system use. And then they stagnate and don't get much better.
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webdesign.tutsplus.com September 22, 2014
Designing a Web App UI Kit‏ in Adobe Photoshop

Style guide driven development offers a hugely flexible approach to modern web design. In this tutorial I'll walk you through designing a UI (user interface) kit, whilst also explaining the decision-making that will keep our UI kit consistent and reusable.
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512pixels.net April 24, 2014
On the Past, Present and Future of Apple’s Aqua User Interface – 512 Pixels

Building a new operating system is a monumental challenge, and in January 2000 when Aqua was introduced, Apple was in the thick of the transition to OS X.
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awwwards.com July 4, 2017
Flat Design: An In-Depth Look

Flat Design or Flat UI has been one of the most talked about trends in web and user interface design this year. It has frequently been compared with skeuomorphic design, because of its completely opposite principles and style.
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baymard.com June 6, 2012
3 Types of False Simplicity

Dimitry Fadeyev at UsabilityPost defines False Simplicity this way: “Sometimes, what appears on the surface to be simple is actually far from it”.
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venturebeat.com April 8, 2013
5 tips for creating great mobile app user interfaces

Parham Aarabi teaches a graduate course on Advanced Mobile User Interfaces and is the CEO of ModiFace. When conceptualizing your mobile app’s user interface, there are a few things that you should keep in mind.
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nngroup.com July 8, 2013
When the UI Is Too Fast

Given that 99% of all usability problems related to response times are caused by user interfaces being too slow, it might be dangerous for me to write about those few cases where the computer is too fast. After all,
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