Pixels & code #7 – Web Design weekly links not to miss
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Every week I post a lot of my daily readings about Web, UI and UX Design, HTML and CSS, webdesign tools and ressources and inspiration on twitter and other social networks. I decided to put them all together in one place at the end of the week, in case you missed some. They are classified in different categories with some tags so that you can quickly select what you are interested in. This week’s a little bit “smaller” since I’m in Berlin at mobX for a presentation 🙂 Happy reading.
Articles to read
- #Logo – They’re part of the process, not an explanation a strong opinion about the trend that adds lines and circles to justify a design process
- #Usability – Five Things I’ve Learned From Usability Testing
- #Forfun – http://logo.thatsaspicymeatball.com/ Generate your own Yahoo! logo
- #Mobile Design – Beyond Flat, a comparison of Android and iOS interfaces elements
- #Yahoo – A great read on the Yahoo! logo redesign “Logo, Bullshit & Co., Inc.“
- #Animation – Present Your Animation Ideas on using Edge animate to add animation to a project
- #HTML5 Input – Handling numerical input in mobile web apps or “A sad tale of two keyboards”
- #Mobile – Mobile Design Details: Just In Time Education how to provide user “just in time” education to help them go through mobile interface
- #Client Relationship – How to say no, saying “non” to a client is never easy, here are some tips
Inspiration
- #Texture – www.jarritos.com a site with nice animations and textures#
- #GIFs – Animated GIFs can be nice and useful too
- #Illustration – Fantastic animated illustrations by Robin Davey
- #Phone – Phonebloks a great idea of a phone you could fully customize
Useful ressources
- #UX- UX Tools, a collection of, well, UX tools (ordered in different categories) 😀
- #Favicon – favicon-cheat-sheet all you need to know about favicon generation and use in one single place
Freebies
- #UI – UI Style Guide Template the perfect starting point for creating your own UI Style Guide
The read you can’t miss:
#UX – Stop Making Me Sign Up – Or at least let me try it first. Amen.
