This is a collection of Dos and Dont's for making your UI better.
100 pages = 100 tips. Almost every tip has an illustration, some of them have additional links to external resources.
Hello, Product Hunt community!
For the whole year, I've been diving into UI/UX area. I've been tweeting and sending newsletters providing practical dos and don'ts related to user interfaces. Gosh, I've even started a youtube channel 😅
Overall I gathered about 120+ tips.
Now I thought, why not put all the material I gathered during the year into a book? Well, that's what I did.
Who is this book for? 🤔
Basically for everyone interested in user interfaces. It might be especially useful for developers, founders and aspiring designers.
What's inside? 👀
Exactly 100 UI/UX tips. Every tip takes exactly 1 page, so they are concise and easy to digest because almost all of them are illustrated.
A few examples are in the gallery.
To be more specific, there are a few sections, which are:
🔹 Typography
🔹 Forms
🔹 Validation
🔹 Landing Pages
🔹 Usability
🔹 Visuals
🔹 Empty States
🔹 User Attention
🔹 Navigation
🔹 Misc
I tried to be succinct, so every page has exactly one tip. So I hope that they are easy to digest.
I hope you'll like it. Next year I'll keep on improving and researching the UI/UX area. If I collect more tips, I'll update the book (of course for free).
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@victor_ponamariov wow! So much cool! Just in a right time you are here:) I shared to design team! Thanks
Amazing! Tips and tricks are always precious! *_* And I am so happy for finding this in the middle of mu UI improvements! Big congratulations on the launch! ^_^ This is not only for beginners, right? :D
@maria_brm Well, it depends on what do we call "beginners" or not-beginners. For example, I might say that I've worked with designers that are considered not-beginners but they made some severe mistakes. On the other hand, nothing sacral there. I might also consider this book as a source of ideas, some are obvious but some are not that obvious and sometimes even controversial.
@victor_ponamariov Indeed! ':D Well explained, thank you for the answer! You never know someone's path of learning, and ''missed pages'' in the knowledge sources :D However, I am sure it will contribute my enrichment of experience, and I cannot wait to pass through this content! ^_^
@maria_brm Well yeah, also if you use Twitter, follow me there, I'm pretty active on Twitter and share UI/UX stuff all the time. I learn as well you know, we all learn from each other!
Congrats Victor, a big fan of your UI / UX tips on Twitter!
What I love about them is that they're clean, simple, straight-to-the-point tips that can be actioned easily! Thanks a lot.
Keep going and hopefully one day the UX will shine all over the Internets.
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