14 of the Best Sources for Creative Web Design Inspiration Often the hardest part of any project is simply starting it. Ideas may be swimming around in your head, yet you may find it difficult to net one that works. Once you realize that banging your head against the desk won’t get you any further, the next step is usually to begin by looking at what others have done in the past. Incorporating inspiration into your workflow is crucial. Browsing through work relevant to the task at hand regularly leads to an “Aha!” There are an extensive number of resources for web design inspiration, including industry leaders like Smashing Magazine and Web Designer Depot. Galleries Site Inspire Site Inspire is one of the best website inspiration sources on the web with superb navigation and filtering options. Crayon.co Founded by former HubSpot VP Jonah Lopin and former Admob Product Manager John Osborne, Crayon is extremely valuable for designers focused on inbound marketing. BetaList The Best Designs Awards Websites Awwwards CSS Design Awards Webby Awards Dribbble
Stephen P. Anderson - UX Lausanne 2015 Design has earned the attention of businesses everywhere. The demand for breakthrough ideas couldn’t be stronger. It’s time for smart “idea” people to take center stage. How do we break out of these safe practices? What separates the celebrated “creative” person from others is a set of habits, routinely practiced. In this workshop, speaker Stephen P. Dozens of practical tips and exercises to help you produce more original design ideas.How to look at nearly any problem from multiple perspectives.How to reframe problems that are handed to you.Ways to blend seemingly unrelated ideas to produce something new.The creative thought process used by Stephen in his day-to-day design and product strategy work. Basically, you’ll learn how to get from “This needs some fresh ideas” to “I don’t know how you do it!” Designers, UX practitioners, and product people of any level looking for ways to arrive at more innovative ideas.
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A brief history of user experience Think about the last time you ate at a restaurant. What cuisine did it serve? What made you to choose that particular restaurant? What was your first impression as you walked in? Were you asked to wait till you were ushered to an available seat? Your answers to these questions, including all the emotional highs and lows, encompass the restaurant’s user experience (UX). However, when people use the term UX, they’re usually referring to one’s experience with a digital or technological product or service. Today, UX has grown into an important design discipline that continues to grow and evolve. To think about where the much debated-practice of user experience design will take us next, it’ll help to take a look back at some of the key events in its meandering evolution. Circa 1430: Leonardo da Vinci’s “kitchen nightmare” Comically, however, the conveyer belts operated too erratically for the workers and—to make matters worse—the sprinkler system went off, ruining some of the food. References
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