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Most UX and UI designers already understand the nuts and bolts of typography. They can tell you the difference between 'font' and 'typeface', between 'mean line' and 'baseline'. They might fret over the tracking of a particular font, or cringe at subtle …
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If you have been ignoring your office group chat or simply avoiding Twitter, you may have missed the news: Earlier this month, Slack unveiled their brand new logo redesign, sparking praise, backlash, endless memes, and comparisons to everything from …
Barring a freshly cleaned whiteboard or the latest version of Sketch, one of the most invaluable tools in a user experience designer's toolbox is the grid layout. Ancient as design itself, grid theory is both the first line item on the Design 101 syllabus …
[Read more...] about Escaping Gridlock: When And How To Break A Grid Layout
You are probably already familiar with fixed navigation, the design mechanic where a navigation bar aka navbar (or some of its elements) remain visible on the screen as the user scrolls. Sometimes referred to as 'sticky navigation', this UX design trend …
The results are starting to come in, and it appears the Cyber Monday numbers have exceeded projections and shattered sales records once again. For eCommerce departments, the rest of the week will be spent counting the spoils and measuring the success of …
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