Lessons about UX (page 5)

uxdesign.cc

Different types of notifications: websites, apps and beyond

Laura Lemos·May 6, 2021

smashingmagazine.com

Privacy UX: Better Notifications And Permission Requests

With so many applications and services and people and machines and chatbots fighting for our attention, staying focused is a luxury that needs to be savored and protected, and so no wonder notifications don’t enjoy a decent reputation these days. More than that, often they feel off the point and manipulative, too. In this series of articles, Vitaly Friedman will talk about privacy-related design patterns. He’ll be exploring some of the respectful ways to approach privacy and data collection, and how to deal with those notorious cookie consent prompts, intrusive push notifications, glorious…

Laura Lemos·May 6, 2021

about.gitlab.com

Quantifying UX: How we validated the redesign of GitLab’s settings pages

A GitLab senior UX designer shares how we determined whether a recent redesign improved the overall experience for users.

Laura Lemos·May 6, 2021

github.com

Collaborative git repository for awesome design tools (accessibility, animation, AR, color picking, handoff and much more)

The best design tools and plugins for everything 👉 - goabstract/Awesome-Design-Tools

Pedro Bacelar·November 9, 2020

uxbooth.com

Designing User-Friendly Data Tables

Pedro Bacelar·October 30, 2020

blog.prototypr.io

Design for Coherence, not Consistency

Pedro Bacelar·October 26, 2020

invisionapp.com

Best practices for design system naming conventions

Letícia Regert·September 16, 2020

theuxblog.com

Copywriting VS UX writing

Visit, read, and subscribe to the Slickplan blog for better website planning, tips and tricks on sitemap and navigation building, and usability articles.

Letícia Regert·September 9, 2020

uxdesign.cc

Designing for accessibility is not that hard:

Caroline Ribeiro·September 4, 2020

blog.prototypr.io

Building a Drag and Drop UI

Pedro Bacelar·August 31, 2020

nngroup.com

Covid Changed Users

People’s behaviors and preferences have shifted. Research will help you figure out how your users have changed and how your designs need to adapt.

Lais Varejão·August 31, 2020

mountaingoatsoftware.com

What are user stories

Learn what user stories are, how to write them, how to add detail, and how agile teams split, map, refine, and discuss stories without turning the backlog in...

Letícia Regert·August 26, 2020

uxmovement.com

The Confusing State of Toggle Switches:

Most users know how to toggle the switches on electrical devices, but get confused with the interface ones. They often have trouble discerning whether a switch is indicating a status or command. If the switch is “on,” users could interpret it as the current state, or as the action that occurs when they toggle it. […]

Rebeca Sarai·August 25, 2020

nngroup.com

Catching Problem Participants in Remote Unmoderated Studies

Identify outliers, cheaters, and professional participants and remove their data from your analysis.

Lais Varejão·August 24, 2020

appcues.com

Tooltips: How to use this small but mighty UI pattern correctly

Learn how to design effective tooltips with real-world examples, best practices, accessibility tips, and step-by-step creation methods for web and mobile.

Laura Lemos·August 21, 2020