Basic Patterns for Mobile Navigation
In this article, we’ll examine three basic navigation patterns for mobile apps — hamburger menu, tab bar and gesture-based navigation — and descri
Designing Perfect Text Field: Clarity, Accessibility and User Effort
In this article, we’ll examine key factors that improve data input by focusing on text fields.
While I Was Redesigning a Boarding Pass, Paper Got Old
Another story on usability of boarding pass: the insights and ideas based on real-life experience
Actionable Tips for Creating Sign Up Forms That Don’t Confuse Your Users
We’ve been doing some experimenting and usability testing to try and find the best Sign Up UI. Here are some insights that cost us several hundreds of dollars
The Art of Minimalism in Mobile App UI Design
Minimalist design has to be concise, clear, and consistent to be usable. Your interaction system should aim to address problems for your users through clear vis
What are the risks involved when setting up an internal UX team?
Read the story about the risks you may face setting up an internal team of user experience designers
Mobile UX Design: Product Screen
There is no section in mobile app more critical for conversion than the product screen giving customers adequate information. In this article, let's talk about
Essential guide to social media icons
Here’s how to choose the right style for your social media icons and copy-paste them into anything from apps to emails.
Functional Animation In UX Design: What Makes a Good Transition?
Functional animation is subtle animation that has a clear, logical purpose. It reduces cognitive load, prevents change blindness and establishes a better recall
Motion in UX Design
Thoughtful motion in design can enhance user experience over traditional design elements. Let’s talk about the fundamentals of motion design, and how it can h
How to Use Images to Improve Mobile App UX
Images can be a powerful way to capture users’ attention and differentiate your product. They are more than decoration and have the power to make or break a u
What can you learn from people who drew 30,000 Icons?
Drawing icons every day for 5 years won’t only get you 30,000 of them. You’ll also learn about sexism and racism, how designers and developers get along, tr
White Text on Black Background: Will it Get You Fired?
In website design, what are the pros and cons of dark text on light backgrounds vs light text on dark backgrounds? Is it a subjective design choice, or are ther
Mobile UX design: the right ways to ask users for permissions
A mobile app needs to be able to keep in touch with users before asking for permissions, in order to retain engagement. This article will get you on the right t
Gadgets for a Homeless UX Designer
Check practical tips and personal experience on how to deal with your gadgets if you are a design nomad