The Google Design Dilemma: How Material Design Shapes User Experience Across Industries
Google's Material Design has set a standard for UI/UX, but is it leading to a homogenization of user experiences that prioritize familiarity over usability? This article explores the implications of m...
A little UI I made for a checklist app that works nicely. The pie-chart is a conic-gradient with the start and end colors sharing the same degrees which makes a hard edge.
Unfortunately, at this time, you can't animate a conic-gradient value in CSS.
The elements across the top are all buttons. Don't talk to me about “consistency“ when this is what you're putting out.
A patch for the GUI scaling article is incoming!
Check out the new section that covers a workaround for built-in controls! Styleboxes and 9-patch textures are still in need of a solution, but icons — icons are simple to fix now 
https://humnom.net/thoughts/67b7374e-the-simplest-way-to-scale-ui-in-godot.html
The demo project has also been updated with new tricks 
Lesson 1 in #UIUX... your buttons should not be moving targets. Especially if they're toggles.
Look at how if I toggle on "Transactions" and then toggle it off, I am no longer in the bounds of that button. TF?!
I have a feeling this was designed for touch and touch only. It wouldn’t matter there because you lift your finger after tapping…
In search of the simplest way to scale GUI in Godot!
Took me a few weeks to finally get around to it, but here's the article on GUI scaling strategies and tips!
https://humnom.net/thoughts/67b7374e-the-simplest-way-to-scale-ui-in-godot.html
Are we seriously lazy loading the list of states now?
Angular vs. Vue: A Comprehensive Guide to Selecting Your Ideal Framework
https://techbullion.com/angular-vs-vue-a-comprehensive-guide-to-selecting-your-ideal-framework/
Compare Angular and Vue in this comprehensive guide to find the ideal framework for your project. Discover key differences in performance, scalability, and ease of use to make an informed decision.
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Top 8 Reasons Why ReactJS is the Top Choice for Developers
https://www.letmagazine.com/top-8-reasons-why-reactjs-is-the-top-choice-for-developers/
Discover the top 8 reasons why ReactJS remains the top choice for developers. From component-based architecture to high performance and strong community support, React simplifies modern web development.
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I guess you can go back to the old school Mail layout (for iPad-layout columns) to prevent the new Mail Categories segmented control from messing up your layout.
We need art. We need flair. We need creativity. We need elements that spark wonder. We need sensible usability back in #UIUX. We need UI that says a human made it. For humans.
I know, I know, I pick on Apple UI the most. But here's another UI/UX absolute NO-NO.
Notice how the control for Mail Categories changes form and size & not only that, but also changes the sizing of my column.
No control should change your window's layout based on its state. That's just a big no-no.
Also I don't like how the "All Mail" button hides when it isn't the active state. Why? People will think of this as a segmented control and segmented controls don't behave this way.
Wieso fällt es Behörden so schwer, ein Portal zu bauen, welches die Menschen ereignisorientiert abholt?
Hier ein paar Beispiele:
Die Arbeitsagentur könnte fragen: "Was ist passiert?"
- Job verloren
- ...
Finanzamt könnte fragen: "Was haben Sie vor?"
- Selbstständig machen
- ...
Das wäre eine völlig andere #UIUX
Wir planen mal wieder ein Meetup in Rosenheim! Am Abend des 25.02. reden wir über UI, UX und Continued Delivery. Und natürlich ist für Essen und Getränke gesorgt!
https://www.meetup.com/de-DE/codineers-meetup/events/305755066/?eventorigin=group_events_list
1. Clear distinction of the titlebar so the user knows exactly where they can drag the window from.
2. Visual affordance handle to resize the sidebar.
3. The perfect use of bottom bars!!!
4. Sidebar is a single color and not distracting with translucent material behind it.
5. Buttons look like actual, press-able, tactile even buttons.
6. Search bar is clearly a search bar with round endcaps.
7. Color icons!!!
#MacOS #MacOSX #UIUX https://mastodon.xyz/@bens/113914995871157136
Cultured Code's Things app used to be one of those shining examples, good-Mac-citizen apps. The UI and UX was just *chef’s kiss*. The icons and design would make you think 2010 Apple designed it.
I miss when we had a good visual distinction between user content and UI belonging to the app. Not all types of content needs to "blend" with your app's UI. A computer is still a tool at the end of the day, not just something to sit there and look pretty.
I'm currently seeking a new UI/UX Product Design role. Please boost 
7+ years experience in SaaS Product Design and two decades doing all kinds of visual design.
Based in Oakland, California
