UI UX Design

Are You Looking for Latest and Best UI Design Examples of Food Apps? In this age of apps, people can easily search, order and purchase a wide variety of delicious food online merely by downloading and using a good food mobile app with a few taps of their phone screens. So, such food mobile apps have greatly affected and facilities our daily lives. However, as an app UI designer, the biggest problem is not about how to use them to facilitate your daily life, but how to customize a beautiful, comfortable and easy-to-use food mobile app design for a restaurant/hostel/cafe/fruit/beverage shop? Are you recently working on a food app, but still getting no any ideas yet? Or are you coincidentally looking for latest and  best UI design examples  of food apps to get inspiration? Here is a collection of 10 latest and best food mobile app UI design examples for you: 1.  NomNom NomNom is a professional and beautiful food recipe app designed by Marc-Antoine Roy.  In ...

With Apple’ s completely revamped design language for  iOS App  UI design coming out 2 years ago, features like bolder titles and bigger use of cards are making designer’s focusing on animations and function easier and easier. Indeed, as Twain is often quoted as saying: history does not repeat itself, but it does often rhyme. After the widespread using of thin fonts in iOS 7, bolder texts have been a feature of renewed focus. Why does Apple call iOS 10 their “biggest release ever” and how should we designers understand it? I have been asked many times what are the shortcuts to deliver an extraordinary iOS App that rockets to be crowned in the App Store lists. Well, to do so, there do exist some silver bullets to enhance the usability and appeal of your Apps if you fully grasp the   dos and don’ts iOS App UI design that will affect your design universally. 1. Text Readability In Retina, the most ideal text size for reading is about 16pt, while  typography...

With mobile screens getting bigger, users’ demand for more content also increases. How to present sufficient content on a limited screen? I guess this question has always bothered many UI/UX designers. Horizontal scroll in App design, in that case, has gained favor among most designers. Traditional design methods for extensible content includes list sliding of Y direction, 3D Touch of Z direction, portal content folding, etc. In this article, I am going to discuss the horizontal scroll in App design, which may first appear in the Horizontal sliding design of Windows Phone. In general, it’s used to extend content along the X axis on a single page. Nowadays, this  interaction design  is widely applied in various Apps. However, every cloud has a silver lining. Though Horizontal Scrolling Lists does present more content on one page, problems concerning good user experience also arise, such as poor visibility, priority chaos, and mixed content. Therefore, when applying this in...