40 Beautifully Designed Mobile Apps With Excellent UI Experience in Mind

With so many apps being released in such a short period of time, designers need to really create apps that stand out. In this roundup we’re sharing 40 beautifuld mobile app designs with excellent UI experience in mind. Also at the end of the post you’ll find some more resources to follow top mobile app design trends. Mobile apps are even changing the way we design anything nowadays! Everybody is pushing to higher resolution with new retina displays (iPad3) and I believe whole web will get super beautiful and sleek soon enough! But before it happens we can inspire from these high quality inspirational mobile app designs. Only one big difference in my opinion is touch screens – for mobile and tablets you need to put big attention in UX, usability. If you are designing mobile apps yourself, I would strongly encourage to download a lot of these apps on your mobile, tablet and play with them! Which is your favorite mobile app by design and usability? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

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40+ UI Design Tools and Resources Jan 20 2011 User interface design grows and evolves on a continual basis. To stay current, you need to keep an eye on trends, new resources, and new techniques being implemented and talked about. And you also need to try things out on your own, and come up with original ideas and implementations. The tools listed below can help you do all of those things. Feel free to share any more resources you’ve found useful in the comment section below. Pattern References and Libraries Looking at the solutions others have already come up with for common UI challenges can not only help you find the right existing solution, but can also serve as the basis for coming up with something new and original. Pattern Tap A great resource to find commonly used design pattern inspiration. Patternry Patternry puts the emphasis on finding solutions to common UI problems, rather than just providing simple inspiration: Mephobox Another great resource to find commonly used design pattern inspiration. Frameworks (ik)

App Design Guidelines This page is provided for existing Spotify Apps partners only. It describes our requirements on the design and behavior of apps submitted to Spotify. Introduction The requirements are numbered, e.g. “1.2 Use the correct format for the app icon.” If you are planning to include deviations from the requirements in your app, please provide us with information of which deviations have been made and why. User Experience (UX) Principles An app in Spotify should be a self-contained user experience using Spotify music. All about music. Make it instantly personal. Be here now. Integrate. Don’t duplicate functionality from the native Spotify UI. A Spotify app is not a website. The start page should be easy to understand and use. Can I have one more app? Things that look like X should act like X. Overall Layout 1. Your application icon is the first thing the users will see of your app, so give it some love to make sure your app makes a great first impression. 1.2 Use the correct format for the app icon