UI UX Design

Mobile app User Interface design  trends keep changing based on varying user needs. However, that does not mean  UI design trends for mobile apps  in 2018 could not be predicted. Actually, after carefully analyzing UI design trends and innovations in the past few years, we could find some laws behind and predict the possible trends that will also continue into the following 2018. Hence, here we will share top 9 UI design trends of mobile App for you in 2018: 1). Overlapping effects The overlapping of fonts, graphics and colors cannot only make UI designs more eye-catching and distinctive, but also create a sense of space. And that’s also why overlapping of different mobile app UI design elements has been widely used by designers in recent years. Moreover, in some cases, the overlapping of the same elements, combining with shadows, will also make the whole mobile app interface designs more fantasy and impressive. Hence, the overlapping of different elements ...

With December rolls around, 2018 is about to come. The year 2017 witnessed a great series of UX & design conferences taking place all over the world. Great minds attended and great thoughts were shared and discussed at these conferences. New year is on its way, and it’s time to make a summary about UX design in 2017, what’s more, let’s see what we can expect in 2018 through the  8 best UX design conferences. 1. Convey UX Date: February 28–March 2, 2017 Location: Seattle, WA USA Topics: User Testing, Context of the User’s Environment in Design The 5th annual Convey UX conference fell on February 28, 2017 in the Pacific Northwest. The conference offered locals and visitors access to high caliber speakers, like Steve Krug and Amber Case, as well as opportunities to engage with peers through speed networking and other fun social meetups. Krug spoke about why not conducting user testing is a terrible idea and Case were discussed why it is important to consider the c...

In recent years, the design style has been changing. Regarding this, the designers with different preferences and tendencies keep discussing and debating on  web design trends  for a long while. For example,  Flat design vs. Material design . But our topic today is not the comparison between the two terms but learn some great flat web design examples to give you inspirations. Before the learning on flat web design examples, you should get a comprehensive understanding of what is flat design. According to the authoritative explanation on  Wikipedia : “ Flat design  is a minimalist UI design genre, or design language, commonly used in graphical user interfaces (such as web applications and mobile apps), especially in such graphical materials as posters, arts, guide documents, publishing products.” In 2008, Google initially adopted the definition of Metro Design, and later on, they changed the name to Flat Design. However, the name, “Flat Design”, is a cont...