Weekly News for Designers № 626
This week’s Designer News – № 626 – includes IndexNow WordPress Plugin, Smoothly Reverting CSS Animations, The Year in Type, Should CSS Override Default Browser Styles?, Accessibility Posters, Pika Screenshot Tool, and a whole lot more.
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Industrial Design Reviews
When a company releases a new product a lot of people are reviewing them. But their reviews are lack of theoretical information. Only mentioning about color, shape etc. and telling it is looking good or bad. Where can I find some real revi…
What is a basic yet efficient UX for "cleaning up a table similar records"?
I am interested in curating data of various sorts, one example of which is company metadata. Another example is movie metadata, or book metadata, or sports player metadata. Basically, a spreadsheet of thousands of rows (if not millions or …
Does it make sense to use a platform-agnostic HIG for desktop applcations?
I’m developing a stand-alone, cross-platform desktop app for Windows, Mac, and GNU/Linux. I’ve read these ([1], [2]) questions and concluded that I’ll have to cherry pick guidelines from all three HIGs as the end-users span across the thr…
Perusing the Digital Junk of a Web Designer
If you’re not sure how long you’ve been in the web design industry, take a look at your data. It says a lot about who you are and the things…
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Table filtering UX – Autofilter vs. Click to confirm? [duplicate]
I’m currently designing table filtering controls and wanted to know what the thoughts are on autofiltering (filters apply as you select) vs. having a user click an apply button to show the results (or clear to cancel)? Out of the gate, I b…
Table filtering UX – Autofilter vs. Click to confirm? [duplicate]
I’m currently designing table filtering controls and wanted to know what the thoughts are on autofiltering (filters apply as you select) vs. having a user click an apply button to show the results (or clear to cancel)? Out of the gate, I b…
Combining a variable size scrollable list, a fixed size scrollable form and a small fixed size non-scrollable form
I’m trying to design a desktop app and I have an Entity that has three "sections" for its settings/parameters:
a short section of 5 fields (text fields, checkboxes…) – probably doesn’t need scrolling
a list of variable size el…
Any tools to check app designs
I’m looking for a tool where I would be able to almost ‘inspect’ the elements of an app build to make sure they match the design I created.
So currently my Devs will create a build using test flight and then I review it, but if they have s…
Are Low-Cost WordPress Projects Worth Your Time?
Are taking on low-cost WordPress projects worth the effort and time? The answer depends on what exactly you’re looking to gain.
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