Learnings

<p>an overview of UX design practice in Brazil, with some alarming data about (lack of) diversity: </p>

<p>Why You Only Need to Test with 5 Users</p>

<p>Public and open source frameworks to help designers with personal growth. </p>

<p>Human-Centered Design Methods: A step-by-step guide guide </p>

<p>A list of useful tools, extensions and features to ease your day at work and beyond. </p>

<p>why pair-designing might be great for our team </p>

<p>List of screen specs for mobile devices </p>

<p>A growing collection of the best Sketch resources </p>

<p>How to Build Product-Oriented Engineering Teams: </p>

<p>How to better use Tooltips </p>

<p>Responsive Design – Best Practices and Considerations </p>

<p>Designing for Interaction Modes: How information should behave when users are driving, reading, evaluating, deciding, etc. </p>

<p>"The Elements of UI Engineering", a must read for anyone who designs or implements UIs: </p>

<p>Best practices for confirmation actions through modals </p>

<p>Useful plugin to batch rename all the layers on a Sketch file </p>

<p>How to make sense of rounded corners on buttons </p>

<p>How to announce new features to drive product adoption </p>

<p>This Is UX Writing at Its Very Best </p>

<p>Gamification: Understanting the Basics </p>

<p>Creating Excellent UX Flow Charts: Illustrate complex processes by including use cases, actions, and life cycles </p>

<p>Finger-Friendly Design: Ideal Mobile Touchscreen Target Sizes </p>

<p>Using colours in your interfaces </p>

<p>In the age of “dark mode”, how can websites and applications adapt to platforms that change? </p>

<p>An exploration of visual indicators IRL by Joe Caron </p>