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The World of Color Charts: Exploring the Infinite Possibilities of Color

Color, as an indispensable element in nature and human culture, constantly influences our visual perception and emotional experience. From the first ray of sunlight in the morning to the twinkling stars at night, from the dazzling diversity of nature to the splendid variety of human civilization, color is everywhere and plays a role at every …

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Four types of questions a good interaction designer should think about

For interaction designers, in addition to focusing on design planning and execution, we should spare some time and energy to think and explore key issues and key links in interaction design, so as to improve ourselves from the cognitive level. Doing design is not about working hard when you receive a demand, nor is it …

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Six Principles for Designing Charts

In August 2017, a team of passionate designers, researchers, and engineers at Google created a comprehensive set of data visualization guidelines covering everything from color, shape, typography, icons, interaction, and motion. The success of this collaboration led to the formation of Google’s first full-time data visualization team, which launched in May 2018. Over the past year, …

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10 Rules of Thumb in UI Design

In this article, I will share some methods that I think can help you in your daily work, but these methods are not set in stone. I actually think that design is to think outside the box, but it is possible to break the rules before you know the rules. 1. Design for pixel density, not …

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How to start your first wireframe

In this article, the invision team will teach you how to design wireframes and their place in the product design process. Enjoy~

Talk about product opportunity identification

Recently, I listened to Goddess Liang’s masterpiece, combined with the experience of the product in charge, and shared the product opportunity identification I understand. If there is anything wrong with my personal opinion, please correct me.

How to design the drop-down menu correctly?

The drop-down menu used in the form has advantages, but it also has some shortcomings and concerns. How can we properly design the drop-down menu?

Design Psychology: What does the information board bring?

Data-driven decision-making is gradually becoming the norm in all walks of life, and in this process, the information board has a very important position.

Behavioral design conjecture

The purpose of interaction design or product design is to change or influence user behavior by finding, choosing, and creating some routines. From this perspective, product design may be called “behavior design.”

Tired of the hamburger icon, these 4 alternatives may be good

The advantages of the hamburger icon are obvious, it is compact, intuitive, and convenient. Its “defects” are also quite prominent: too familiar and “boring”. I mean, every APP has three horizontal lines at the top of the UI to tell you “I am the menu”. Is there a more interesting and eye-catching alternative? Yes, today we will talk about four good alternatives to the hamburger icon.

3 dimensions to help you rethink design standards

Recently, many designers have asked me about design standards, such as product design consistency, fault tolerance, simplicity, and emphasis on content. In these questions, I found that everyone has some deviations or incompleteness in the dimensions of thinking about design standards, so today I want to record some of my superficial ideas about how to think …

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The process of exploring excellent color schemes

Choosing a color scheme is often a difficult problem. Although there are various color libraries on the Internet, color matching is still crucial, and sometimes it is best to do it yourself. And this process is also very interesting. It is impossible to find a standard process for this type of work, because it is naturally …

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So what kind of product do users want?

Whether it is an article published on the official Tubik blog or a content pushed on Medium, there is a main idea behind each case: design for users, and keep this in mind in every link of the process. From user experience research, to wireframing and prototyping, to UI design and testing, designers should remember that they are …

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“Quick iteration” did you do it?

In the Internet age, there are no barriers in the traditional sense. Throughout the history of the Internet, there are many examples of large companies being killed by small startups. No matter how strong the partnership is, it is extremely fragile under the free strategy. “UI”. If you have to talk about barriers, then only “fast market response …

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The designer’s self-restart

As an interaction designer, I have to participate in certain projects on the one hand, and lead some projects on the other. Regardless of the project, I have been satisfied with my output for a long time. But recently, I feel more and more frequently that the design proposals submitted do not actually represent my highest level. …

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