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Articles tagged "UI"

July 10 2012

App delivers sweet fix for chocolate lovers.
Denise Deveau at the National Post talks chocolate, connecting filmmaking with apps, content planning, and more with Chocolate by Wickerhead…
March 9 2012

Excess exposes the soullessness of conventional design, in the same way that sarcasm cuts down puffery
Excess exposes the soullessness of conventional design, in the same way that sarcasm cuts down puffery.
February 27 2012

Patterns in mobile app design, a series of screen comparisons.
Discover interaction and design similarities and spot the differences between apps in these two categorized directories of mobile app screens.
February 10 2012

What would you like to see on a design agency’s site?
We’ve been looking at agency sites to see what they’re all about. (You can see agency homepages and our…
July 6 2011

Make everything that CAN be alike as alike as possible.
Make everything that CAN be alike as alike as possible. Let the differences between stuff jump out as accents.
April 12 2011

A little about blog navigation.
Here’s a terrifically confusing navigational element that seems to be the default on many blogging systems. You get to the…
October 15 2010

Apple’s new skin.
Will Apple’s Oct 20 Back to the Mac event…
October 13 2010

A brief video on simplifying your user interface.
Apple recently released an update to its Remote app for managing iTunes from your iPhone or iPad. One of the…
October 12 2010

Changing faces.
The original brief from Rogers Ventures was focused on their support of the Canada wide tech community. There was a lot of…
October 7 2010

A design gap.
It’s time for some GapmericanApparel fun. In addition to the brand cheapening grade school logo they’ve inexplicably decided to use,…
October 6 2010

Ten laws to design by.
Ten Laws To Design By compiled by Ross Johnson is a great…
September 30 2010

Simplify checkout by detecting credit card types.
Visiting most e-commerce sites you’ll see a form like this on checkout: It’s pretty straight-forward and simple, but…
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