10 Remarkable Website Typography Designs
Photo: arnoKath Just a few years ago if you used the font Proxima Nova on your website, other designers would marvel at how awesome your “typography” was. It didn’t matter how you actually used the type on your site – just the fact that your site wasn’t using Arial would be enough to make it stand out from the crowd.
ux.artu.tv » 24 Weeks of Windows Phone Metro Design
The PDF version of the series is now available! Get the PDF compilation of this blog series here > 1 Metro Design Principles and Metro Design Language
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a selection of graphic projects
I did not have updated graphic-exchange for 1 week. During this week I went for the farest place I never been, in Brisbane, Australia. I spend 46 hours in the air. I spend almost 4 days in airports or planes. I was part of the Brisbane design week organized by Icograda and thanks them again for that.
Typographer's Glossary
Serif: Serif's are semi-structural details on the ends of some of the strokes that make up letters and symbols. A typeface that has serifs is called a serif typeface (or seriffed typeface). Some of the main classifications of Serif type are: Blackletter, Venetian, Garalde, Modern, Slab Serif, Transitional, and Informal.
20 Excellent Wireframing Tools for Mobile
Planning and wireframing your mobile website or application is an essential part of a successful design process. It can help save you money (on design and development costs), expand initial ideas, build structure and functionality and effectively gather invaluable early feedback. We have gathered 20 of the best tools for wireframing mobile websites and apps, each of which offers a unique set of features. Furthermore, there are plenty of other wireframing and diagramming apps available, which may also be of interest.
Tools for Mobile UX Design: Task Flows
By Steven Hoober Published: March 9, 2015 “I create a diagram that describes the entire scope of the system from the point of view of the user—considering all touchpoints, all actors, and all storage and delays.” Recently, a client asked me to do a heuristic evaluation. They had hired another vendor to design an iOS app for one of their divisions, and it was my job to see how well they had done. And I almost failed.
Material Honesty on the Web
Material honesty—the idea that a substance should be itself, rather than mimic something else—has guided everyone from Ruskin, an art critic, to Charles and Ray Eames, designers of the iconic plywood chair (LCW). By stripping away any coverings and celebrating both its material and its manufacturing process, the chair lays bare exactly what it is: molded plywood. In so doing, it is modern, functional, and timeless—so timeless, in fact, that it’s been continually produced for eighty years. Today there’s a materials debate between flat and skeuomorphic design.
Interdisciplinary Approaches to Technology-enhanced Learning
TU Darmstadt 2009-2011 This project pursued the question of how user interfaces are to be designed for learning applications. A generally recognised aim for the design of user interfaces is to make the interaction with the computer system as seamless and as free from disruptions and difficulties as possible. The underlying question is whether this also applies to eLearning, whether or not the learning software should provoke specific ruptures and discontinuities, whether it should be “disturbing” in order to support meaningful learning processes. Can we – and how can we – design and apply helpful, unburdening technology, in a way so that it still remains “visible” and “distinct” and as a result, stimulates important cognitive processes?
