What are the common techniques in dealing with too much data that’s still necessary
I’m working at a company where the operations team uses a dashboard to manage/monitor logistical operations. Not to make this problem specific to operations or logistics, I want to ask it in generic terms: This is what the dashboard looks …
what transition to have between two screens when there is where minor change in content?
I have a series of files that the user can look into.
User can open any file and view the file and user can navigate using arrows to view the next file and problem I am facing is where there is very minor change in the content and user na…
How would you differeniate between a user login and another account on a website?
I am working on a project with a financial company. They require a user to create a financial account and then create an online account. Currently, they are both referenced as “Account”. The issue I have is that it seems confusing to me to…
Responsive nav sidebar with company logo and information
Currently, our team’s browser app looks like this:
up to this point, we built our app to target desktop. However, because we’re moving to Android, it is imperative that we can also effectively target mobile devices. Upon trying to emul…
Screen with multiple list crud
I have a screen with CRUDs
For example:
I will register a department and identify all job positions, equipment and employees
Solution A: Display everything on a scrollable page
Solution B: Display in column
Solution C: Display in …
10 Beautifully Designed Portfolio Websites that Tell a Story
When done well, like in these examples, storytelling in portfolio design can make a powerful impact on visitors and leave a memorable impression.
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Staying in Touch with What Users Want
As web designers, we build sites for our clients based on our own expertise. And while there are tried-and-true techniques for placing items such as navigation and calls to action,…
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Why, on mobile, is the search box put at the top of the screen?
Most of the time when I open an application and want to search something, the search box will be put at the top of the screen. With today’s screen sizes I find that often I have to move my hand, or reach out with my fingers to the extremit…
How to Ship a Custom Login Form in Minutes – Without Coding Sponsored
If you can create a user login form for your product or app in minutes – and without coding – you must be doing something illegal or magical. Or, you…
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Designing mobile apps and handing them over to development in a way that’s responsive to all screen sizes?
I design stuff in Figma, for an iPhone 8, based on pixels. But we need to find a way to implement it in Flutter in a way that the design fits all the other screen sizes. One way we figured out so far is calculating the ratio of every eleme…