UI/UX Design

Over the last couple of years, one feature emerged as our top user request: dark mode. Designers were tired of being assailed with a bright screen when working on Figma files late into the night, and studies have shown that people with visual impairments find dark mode more legible than light mode. (Visual contrasts are a core tenet of the W3C Accessibility Guidelines [WCAG] 3.0 standards, and we wanted to make sure our dark mode efforts satisfied those requirements.) That meant that delivering dark mode for us was more than just answering a user request—it mapped back to Figma’s core mission of making design accessible to all. […]

User experience is an important part of generating conversions and making sales. Even the smallest of kinks in your UX armour could cost you repeat visitors and revenue, whereas big ones could lead you to lose out to your competitors.  Looking for these issues and identifying new opportunities can be complicated, time-consuming, and expensive to do, with lots of testing and research needed along the way. However, this is where Google Analytics enters the fray to provide intuitive insights into how to improve your UX design.  The importance of conducting healthy levels of quantitative research is apparent to 27% of businesses. However, […]

The Complexity Of Simplicity Fast forward ten years into the hectic digital world we live in and the situation has only become exacerbated. Simple design is increasingly difficult due to consumer desire for integrated software, big data and the internet of things amongst others – these all lead to more user touch points and more things to consider. The more things there are to consider, the harder it can be to keep things simple, and yet the greater the need to keep things simple is! What Are The Arguments For Keeping Things Simple?There are many reasons why you, as a […]

The first constraint (or opportunity) when designing any app is the screen size that the device on which it is accessed is going to offer. With various wearables hitting the market and featuring some exquisite options, a whole new opportunity has emerged for app developers and designers. At face value, the restricted screen size leaves less room for user interaction. While some of the following guidelines may overlap with UI guidelines for other devices, wearable devices require specific techniques for creating great user experiences. A single flick of wrist should be enough to get the users go gaga! Design Around […]

Typography is the foundation of good design and using different fonts is a wonderful way to make your blog or website more unique. But figuring out which fonts to use and combine is tricky. FONT CATEGORIES First things first. Let’s identify the different font categories because these are important distinctions to make as you’ll soon see. There are several types of font categories: Serif, Sans Serif, Slab Serif, Monospaced, Script and Display. Serif fonts have serifs, little extenders or “feet” sticking off the edge of each stroke. Serif fonts are almost always used in print and have a traditional feel to them. […]

Website design company If you’re hoping to boost your online traffic with banner ads, you may be asking yourself: how can I create web banner ad design that people will want to click on? Web banner design focuses on the systematic creation of effective banner ads through the careful application of basic design guidelines. In this article we’ve put together all the information you need to create successful web banner designs. What is web banner design? Website design company Web banner design is among the most prolific forms of marketing used in today’s online world and comes in all shapes […]

UI/UX Design in Junagadh What is minimalism? UI/UX Design in Junagadh Actually, minimalism is a word of broad meaning used in various spheres of human activity. Merriam-Webster dictionary defines it as a style or technique (as in music, literature, or design) that is characterized by extreme spareness and simplicity. Being applied to more and more fields, it saves its core traits: meaningful and simple. Minimalism as a direction of visual design got especially popular in the 1960s in New York when new and older artists moved toward geometric abstraction in painting and sculpture. The movement found its impression in the […]

Mockups: Most UI tools are focused around creating mockups rather than rougher wireframes or functional prototypes. Mockups need to look good, so make sure your design program has enough built-in tools to craft a beautiful recreation.Wireframing: If you need wireframing features, look for free icons and components, simple controls, and shortcuts to make the process as fast as possible.Prototyping: Prototypes are polished, functional demos of the final design. You’ll need animations, easy sharing and exporting options, and support for responsive design. A code-free interface will be another big plus.Specialization: The tool should generally be specialized for use by UI and […]