I’m using Microsoft Outlook 2016 every day and I still can’t use to it. Important buttons are hard to find and and their behavior is sometimes weir.

Is it only me or the UX of Outlook should be really treated as bad?

What typographic scale does material design follow? Also since it specifies most of its font sizes in sp can they taken as is when designing for the web?

In the application I’m working on there needs to be a set of icons that are associated with an action that they need to take. The set has 7 icon buttons; take a photo, warranty, chronic, position, tires, serial number, environmental note.

There is 3 that are most difficult to portray as an icon;

The chronic (repair: a chronic part is one that is being repaired too often and the indicator allows the technician to know that they might need to look deeper. Eg. If you need to replace the headlight once per month for 3 months then it’s likely a problem with the electrical system and not the headlight itself

Position: a positional part is a part that can go in a few different places on the asset. Eg the same car tire can go Front-Left, Front-Right, Rear-Left, or Rear-Right.

Serial number: a serialized part is one where each individual part has its own identifying number. Eg – you might have two identical iPhones but they will both have unique serial numbers

I have included labels for these icons as well so that the user can read what they mean as these are not universal icons or recognizable. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

This application is for mobile first so I will not be able to use any hover effects. My question is: what is the best way to show these indicators to the user

We have a Mobile Application Login Screen, and it should contain a button to open the terms & Conditions screen, and there is a suggestion to show that button under overflow menu, so it will not be visible to the user unt…

Restructuring a publishing sites navigation which uses broad level interests grouping as 2nd level navigation. For example, we can have the following:

Top Stories

Social design
Tech
African design
Etc..

Events
Designer …