When you begin studying graphic design, you probably think that color plays the most important role in contrast. A lot of people immediately think of the stark contrast between white and black. As you gain more skills and become more aware of trends in the design world, though, you will likely notice that some professionals
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You know that you have a long road ahead of you when you start a new project. Unfortunately, the journey rarely takes a direct path. Instead, you find yourself veering off of the planned course when you encounter unexpected problems. Storyboard benefits can help you predict some of those problems, making it easier for you
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If you rely on a website to generate leads, earn ad revenue, or educate your customers, you need to keep up with design and technology trends that will make your site more useful. The thought of redesigning a website can feel intimidating—there are so many website redesign steps to take before you can launch! Don’t
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React.js is a library of Javascript components that can be used with UXPin to create your projects faster and easier. Especially with UXPin Merge, you could create your design with all the interactions generated from production code. In short – what’s possible in React will be possible in your design. The many React benefits make
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Google Fonts has a library with over 1,000 fonts that you can easily add to your website with CSS. Having access to so many options sounds great until you realize that you will never have enough time to look at them all. Luckily, you don’t have to. Explore 30 of the best Google Fonts to
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We all know the impact of a first impression. Landing pages are often the first interaction a potential customer has with your company. Incorporating current trends will not just keep your site fresh and current, but help to make that first impression a great one by capturing visitors’ attention, engaging them in your content or
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As a UI designer, you likely already know, understand, and are passionate about the core principles, tools, and purpose of fantastic user interfaces. You may even be a propionate of the Mobile First design approach. More and more, though, the app is the end solution, with no need for a responsive design. As far back
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Depending on the type of client you’re working with and the budget size, some things are going to be higher up on the priority list in regards to others. When you need to do a design project on a budget, keeping control of the spendings is vital to ensure a healthy percentage of ROI (return
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In the world of UX (user experience) and UI (user interface), one thing that you should always keep in mind when starting a project is a style guide. It will help you enhance your brand’s user experience and bring it to a whole new level. A style guide will help you craft a consistent design
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After months of hard work, we’re back with a fresh batch of new updates to UXPin. With this release, we’ve been focusing on performance improvements across the app – faster loading time for both images and the text element. In a nutshell, here’s what has changed over the last months. Images now load 50% faster
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A good user interface is critical to a good user experience. If the interface doesn’t allow people to easily use the website or app, they won’t use the product or they’ll overwhelm tech support with costs, ballooning costs. UI has real, tangible business impacts. Paying attention to it isn’t window dressing, it’s crucial to a
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Welcome to 2020 Design Trends by UXPin. Today I’m joined by Bree Walter. Bree, please tell us a little bit about yourself. Walter: I currently work at H&R Block as a lead user experience designer. We’re headquartered in Kansas City. And for those who don’t know, H&R block as a tax company, but we’re trying
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Welcome to 2020 Design Trends by UXPin. Today I’m joined by Cheryl Couris. Cheryl, could you please tell us a little bit about yourself? Cheryl: I am currently a UX design manager at Cisco here in Seattle. UXPin: Could you tell me more about your work experience or education, or maybe some other stuff that
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Welcome to 2020 Design Trends by UXPin. Today I’m joined by Joe Cahill. Joe, could you please tell us a little bit about yourself? Joe: I have been doing design and user experience for 20 years. I started out as a print designer. I’ve had the pleasure to work with some great clients over the
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UXPin: Welcome to 2020 Design Trends for UXPin. We’re here to talk a little bit about design trends for 2020. First of all, please tell us a bit about yourself. Grace Brewer: Hello, my name is Grace Brewer. I lead a small design team at a medium-sized healthcare IT company that’s based out of Kansas
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