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19 ноября 2019
Guerrilla User Testing

Guerrilla warfare: an independent group of paramilitary fighters using unconventional tactics to divide and conquer an often larger, more orthodox enemy. Guerrilla marketing: a group of extremely savvy execs using unconventional tactics to divide you from your cash and conquer your custom. (Think: the zebra crossing painted to resemble a carton of McDonald’s fries or the part unwrapped KitKat bench.)... Read More ￫

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18 ноября 2019
The Quest for Simplicity

Most of the times we think as complexity as something bad. And I tended to fall in that pitfall myself. Until one day when I was having a conversation with a product manager, and he was showing me how the flight schedule of Schipol Airport in Amsterdam was organised. He was showing me all the tables and data, and how... Read More ￫

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14 ноября 2019
10 Cheat Codes for Designing User Interfaces

I’d probably assume that most of us started in UI design with the littlest knowledge or nothing at all. But even though the odds were against us at the start, we managed our way through numerous design books and articles to understand how colors, typography, layout etc works. I remember how it is established in us at Make Technology, a... Read More ￫

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11 ноября 2019
Atomic Design: How to Design Systems of Components

Nowadays, digital products must be able to exist across any and all devices, screen sizes, and mediums at the same time: Every type of medium can now display our interfaces elements “So why the hell are we still designing our products by “page” or by screen?!” Instead, we should be creating beautiful and easy access to content, regardless of device,... Read More ￫

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07 ноября 2019
UX inspiration from history: the Jerrycan

For a long time, people did not need to think about radically different design of fuel canisters. Up until 1938 people used square, rounded and even triangle-like jerry cans. If you look back in history, few people might need to transport huge fuel reserves in canisters of 20 litres or so. In 1936, Germany created a secret project to build... Read More ￫

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