UI UX Design

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...

The most important thing of a good Internet product is its own user experience and UI design, when  designing the mobile user experience  only the perfect combination of UX and UI design can a product be deemed as excellent. The current users’ requirements to the mobile phone APP interface are very high, we know that at application market a lot of APPs have about the same functions, but only one is enough for us to use, and it’s definitely one of the best UX design apps. Today I share 5 best UX mobile apps and hope to get your inspired. 1. Path Path is a social network for mobile devices where you can exchange photos and messages. The main function is to share, exchange, tag and comment photos. In addition, messages can also be exchanged. Path for iOS has long been associated with beautiful design. I’ve found that Path has always been an under-appreciated and overlooked product. The  user onboarding  flow is smooth and easy, without superfluous messa...

Want to be an excellent designer? Looking for the best UI/UX books and resources? Nowhere to go or to gain the right and effective channel for  becoming an outstanding UI/UX designer ? Just follow me, I have compiled a list of high-profile UI/UX books, which are recommended by the major professional websites, and blogs.The topic is mainly covering UI design, UX design, and web design. UX design Books for Beginners The Design of Everyday Things  — By Donald A. Norman It shows a teapot on the cover of the book, the teapot spout and the handle at the same side, if you tea, you are likely to burn yourself. What Norman want to tell you, the life is hard, often the “bad design” should be blamed. To learn interaction well, you must understand what’s the design requirements from people at first. As Steve Jobs said, “Design is not just what is looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.” The ultimate purpose of the designer is to make useful products, not just good-looking...