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26 steps to perfect product design | Webdesigner Depot

Over the last four years I’ve been designing dashboards and applications, and I’ve learned how to deal with different departments, and utilise their knowledge in order to make product design more efficient. Today, I’m going to share all of the steps that I’ve built into

Responsive Web Design Patterns  |  Google Developers

Responsive Web Design Patterns Pete is a Developer Advocate Responsive web design patterns are quickly evolving, but there are a handful of established patterns that work well across the desktop and mobile devices. Most layouts used by responsive web pages can be categorized into one

Best Practices For Animated Progress Indicators

Visibility of system status is one of the most important principles in user interface design. Users want to feel in control of the system they’re using, which means they want to know and understand their current context at any given time, and especially when a

Animation in Design Systems ◆ 24 ways

Animation in Design Systems   Our modern front-end workflow has matured over time to include design systems and component libraries that help us stay organized, improve workflows, and simplify maintenance. These systems, when executed well, ensure proper documentation of the code available and enable our

How Do You Design Interaction? – Smashing Magazine

If you have to design an interface it’s almost obvious to think to begin the process by drawing. But is this the best way? I once casually started by writing an imagined human-computer conversation, and only afterwards I continued by drawing. This changed my way

Responsive web design vs. mobile app development

Most businesses and organizations have websites, and with the popularity and proliferation of all sizes of mobile devices, a mobile strategy for those websites is more important than ever. If you haven’t already begun to make those decisions about your own organization’s mobile website presence,

DPI love ♥ Easily find the DPI/PPI of any screen

dpilove Resolution: × Common: 1920×1080 1680×1050 1440×900 1366×768 1280×800 1386×768 1024×768 800×600 DiagonalWidthHeight: ″ Common diagonals: 7″ 11.6″ 13.3″ 14″ 15.6″ 17.3″ 21″ 27″ Known screens Name Diagonal Resolution DPI dppx Loading… Help this list expand: Send pull requests or file Github issues FAQ “It’s

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. When we design

An In-Depth Overview Of Living Style Guide Tools – Smashing Magazine

Following the market’s demand for minimalistic and consistent UIs, and the growth in modular web development, we tend to pay more and more attention to documentation and the efficiency of designer–engineer workflow with each project we undertake. Also, since the documentation process is often the

How Do You Design Interaction? – Smashing Magazine

If you have to design an interface it’s almost obvious to think to begin the process by drawing. But is this the best way? I once casually started by writing an imagined human-computer conversation, and only afterwards I continued by drawing. This changed my way

The ultimate guide to Web animation | Webdesigner Depot

Animation is one of humanity’s life-long dreams (if some historians are to be believed). The theory begins with cave paintings: In some cave paintings, it’s common to see creatures drawn with far too many limbs. There are a couple of theories behind this. Some suggest

Creating Style Guides · An A List Apart Article

Several years ago, I was working on a large, complex application. It was a bit of a legacy project: many different designers and front-end developers had come and gone, each appending a new portion to the sprawling application. By the time I arrived, the CSS

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WhatTheFont! « MyFonts

Seen a font in use and want to know what it is? Go here:  https://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/ Submit an image to WhatTheFont to find the closest matches in their database. Or, let cloak-draped font enthusiasts lend a hand in the WhatTheFont Forum Submit your image here   PNG, GIF,

I Love Typography » Blog Archive Who shot the serif?

Typography Terms One of the reasons for starting this site was that I felt there just wasn’t enough being said about the topic. Secondly, and more significantly, I always found it difficult to quickly locate typographic resources. The long-term aim of this blog is to

One-page web design patterns

Back in the early years of the web, one of the most recurring usability mantras was that users don’t scroll past the fold. As a consequence, web designers were encouraged not to make pages that were too “scroll-intensive”: instead, they should leverage on granular and

Responsive Web Design Patterns — Web Fundamentals

Most layouts used by responsive web pages can be categorized into one of five patterns: mostly fluid, column drop, layout shifter, tiny tweaks and off canvas. In some cases, a page may use a combination of patterns, for example column drop and off canvas. These

Responsive Design Best Practices

Creating a responsive website is not a simple project—and it’s a never-ending project to boot. A popular site requires constant maintenance and updates. For a high-performing site, it’s critical to create the design around the content, which is, of course, the most important element of

Automating Style Guide-Driven Development

Style guides — especially living ones — are useful in many aspects of development and maintenance, so it’s little wonder that developing them has become a highly recommended and a popular practice. But even with the clear benefits, taking the necessary steps to create and

How to Test Responsive Designs

This short tutorial shows you how to perform responsive design testing with Google Chrome’s device mode feature. http://sixrevisions.com/tutorials/test-responsive-designs/ The post How to Test Responsive Designs appeared first on Six Revisions.

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