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uxidea:

A good roundup on interface design by joshua porter: Principles of User Interface Design

jaybeedesign:

Sketching Interfaces Workshop by Sam Smith at RMA Consulting.

Asynchronous UIs - the future of web user interfaces →

Speed matters; a lot. Or to be precise, perceived speed matters a lot. Speed is a critical and often neglected part of UI design, but it can make a huge difference to user experience, engagement and revenue.

clean up your visual mess. →

iheartfroyo:

Covers the basics of clean visual design.

phcubed:

10 Usability Heuristics

by davidlazarus0189

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I love the idea of using real data for the icon

littlebigdetails:

Goodreads - The “rating details” icon is actually a SVG with a small version of the actual bar graph that opens when you click it.

/via Victor Stanciu

Neven Mrgan's tumbl: Labeling the Back button →

mrgan:

Most “deep” apps require some amount of navigation, moving the user deeper into child views and then back out to the parent view. That navigational backtracking is typically done with a “Back” button, positioned in the top-left corner, and denoted by a pointed left side. You’ve all seen it:

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"Know your audience and delight them. If the UI is the core experience, then be creative and entertain the user, otherwise get out of the way and keep it simple and intuitive. Refine your interface to its essentials and remember to give the user instant feedback while using it. That way the user will feel in control and your product will feel responsive and solid."

Nic Mulvaney (AllofUs)
Computer Arts September 2011 (via allofusid)

oscarthegrouser:

(via The Danger of Using Home Page Login Fields - UX Movement)

Simple and to the point.

(via oscarthegrouch)

fcozic:

Wonderful UI details

(Source: waveren.com)