Lessons about UI (page 9)
The links, tools and tips our engineers and designers share with each other, one “today I learned” at a time.
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Tech Insights· medium.com
UI Animations with React — The Right Way
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ux.stackexchange.com
interesting discussion about density and visual hierarchy for Settings pages
Aline Silveira
Tech Insights· ux.stackexchange.com
interesting discussion about density and visual hierarchy for Settings pages
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Tech Insights· tobiasahlin.com
It’s very practical to use mouse cursor icons across your UI mockups to indicate hover, drag and blocked states on desktop. Here’s an asset with all available cursor states:
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Tech Insights· medium.muz.li
How to Design Large and Complex Web Tables
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- UI
- UX
Tech Insights· shutterstock.com
Illustrator has a new tool for freeform gradients, and it’s awesome
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Tech Insights· medium.com
Redesigning Tokopedia’s Search Filter
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link.medium.com
How a UI process can help you get the right client feedback at the right time
Pedro Bacelar

Tech Insights· link.medium.com
How a UI process can help you get the right client feedback at the right time
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uxmovement.com
The Optimal Placement for Mobile Call to Action Buttons
Did you know that where you place your buttons affects how fast users complete their task? Quicker task completion results in a more satisfying experience. If this is what you want, you have to place your buttons where users expect to find them. Here’s a comprehensive analysis of all the button placements you could use. […]
Pedro Bacelar

Tech Insights· uxmovement.com
The Optimal Placement for Mobile Call to Action Buttons
From uxmovement.com
Did you know that where you place your buttons affects how fast users complete their task? Quicker task completion results in a more satisfying experience. If this is what you want, you have to place your buttons where users expect to find them. Here’s a comprehensive analysis of all the button placements you could use. […]
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smashingmagazine.com
the pros and cons of ghost buttons
Though we have a good understanding of the types of button design rules that universally work, there will be times when you’re surprised by a rogue element that performs well. Like ghost buttons. They aren’t much of a mystery, despite their eerie-sounding name. They’re call-to-action (CTA) buttons for your website, like any other. The key difference is in how they look. Logic would dictate that ghost buttons are not good for web design. Yet, research shows us that visitors don’t necessarily see them that way.
Aline Silveira

Tech Insights· smashingmagazine.com
the pros and cons of ghost buttons
From smashingmagazine.com
Though we have a good understanding of the types of button design rules that universally work, there will be times when you’re surprised by a rogue element that performs well. Like ghost buttons. They aren’t much of a mystery, despite their eerie-sounding name. They’re call-to-action (CTA) buttons for your website, like any other. The key difference is in how they look. Logic would dictate that ghost buttons are not good for web design. Yet, research shows us that visitors don’t necessarily see them that way.
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Tech Insights· medium.com
dealing with color in design systems
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justinmind.com
Prototyping Forms and Inputs using Justinmind
With Justinmind, you can create interactive forms in your prototypes to simulate user input experiences, such as registration, login, and search forms.
Pedro Bacelar

Tech Insights· justinmind.com
Prototyping Forms and Inputs using Justinmind
From justinmind.com
With Justinmind, you can create interactive forms in your prototypes to simulate user input experiences, such as registration, login, and search forms.
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- Prototyping
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Tech Insights· uxdesign.cc
The 4px Baseline Grid : How to use it and why is it important for UI design
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Tech Insights· uxdesign.cc
A very insightful article on how designers deal with tools
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learnui.design
a beginner-friendly explanation of the HSB color system
Hue, saturation, and brightness, explained · Color variations with hue · Adjusting visibility with saturation · Black vs. white · HSL vs HSB
Aline Silveira

Tech Insights· learnui.design
a beginner-friendly explanation of the HSB color system
From learnui.design
Hue, saturation, and brightness, explained · Color variations with hue · Adjusting visibility with saturation · Black vs. white · HSL vs HSB
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