To create cool UI designs, you need to be well-watched and experienced. But what if you are not?
A small picture explaining the do’s and don’ts can help. In 2017, such visual UI micro tips became a buzz topic. There are many now, and they cover a large number of design issues.
Here is our list of experienced designers who are masters at explaining rules and patterns through visual tips. We, UI/UX designers from the Icons8 team, respect them.
Steve is a designer at Tailwind Labs. He was the first who started the trend of UI micro-tips on Twitter. After a while, he published Refactoring UI, a book where he described in detail the basic principles of creating a beautiful UI.
What makes his tips special is that he shows them using realistic interfaces. This helps you see not only how a small part gets better but also how it looks in the context of the whole interface component.
Now, Steve rarely publishes new tips. But he collected all the legendary ones into a handy collection of tweets.
A designer-entrepreneur who creates and sells UI kits and icons. His tips are organized by topic, which is very handy when you need answers to a broad question. For example, how to design a dark theme or how to use grids in UI design.
Dmitry explains each tip in great detail. It helps you get to the root of the matter.
All the materials are organized on his personal website, where you can also follow updates. But if you need notifications, the best way to get them is via Twitter.
A designer, creator of Cabana Design system. Shares UI & UX design tips mostly in his personal blog. Some tips are paid, but there are many useful free ones.
Mark also packed all his micro-tips into an e-book. You need to buy a subscription to get it, and then a PDF document will come to your inbox.
Victor is a web developer who fell in love with user interfaces. He runs a Twitter account and YouTube channel where he shares his experience. But the best way to keep up with micro-tips is through his email newsletters. Each newsletter covers a specific topic (for example, Typography, Proximity law, UX Gestalt Rules, etc. ).
About the author
Denis Danilov, Product Designer at Icons8
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