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UI design is attractive due to the universality of the UI design principles. It is the ultimate creative game within the rules. To add meaning and value to the product, designers with  need-to-know UI skills  subtly dance on a filament when many factors are vague and uncertain. Here is a list of principles which precisely exist for such kind of art. 1.The axis The axis is the most essential and common concept in UI design principle and the core of organizing interface structure. Frankly speaking, an axis is commonly seen in the using of symmetric structure elements. When the elements are distributed symmetrically, the whole interface would present a sense of order. In real life, people enjoy seeing things well-aligned because they make us feel steady, smooth, and friendly. 2.The intensity Although the axis is an invisible line, it would be more evident in our eyes if the edges of the peripheral elements are neatly controlled. The best example is the ...

Finding the UX and UI design philosophy from fashion designers? Yes, you’ve opened a little bit twee article. Many people will think that UI, UX and the fashion industry don’t have much in common, especially the user experience, but being two fields that need communicate a lot with their customers, the point where they generate their designs are similar. This type of relationship can offer us some unexpected information. 1. What is the design philosophy? Design philosophy is the superficial demonstration of designers’ understandings to the world that is around them, this type of understandings can come out during the process of design in which designers try to find the result. This philosophy can be received from the experience of the ancestors and also from the obtained conclusions based from the knowledge in person to this rapidly changing world. Especially as UX and UI are fruits of the development of technologies, there are more requirements that they should adapt faster...

My friend Cynthia wasn’t a fan of social networking. It’s hard to find her in any online circle, except for Facebook, where she occasionally kills her time. However, yesterday she told me that she’d fallen in love with FB. On the 2 anniversary of her registration, she just logged in the community and found a video clip customized for her. In that video, her avatar was printed on a badge, picked up by a hand with dark skin and was put on table in the middle of many badges printed with the avatars of her friends, accompanied by another badge, on which there is a line, “Thank you for your accompany and not forgetting” Cynthia was deeply moved and played the video back over and over again. Facebook, a community with over 1.4 billion users, totally won her affection by its focus on users. It’s no wonder that so many designers dream of becoming a member of the social network giant. An article from my team mate:  Doris Facebook never made its  process of se...

I’ve been browsing the Quora lately and this site is a terrific platform to communicate with each other. When I’m having problems, I go to the site to look for the answers or submit the question. I’ve been asked by many people about “What are the best online courses to learn UI/UX?” recently. So I started looking for answers, and I listed the following 30 online course sites to learn UI/UX. Hope it is helpful and useful to you. Author: Summer Original text:  30 Best Online Course Websites to Learn UI/UX Hackdesign An easy to follow design course for people who do amazing things. 2.  Coursera Take the world’s best courses, online. 3.  My.path Thousands of courses, articles, meetups and videos are all in one place. They’re 100% content-ready so employees can stop wasting time on searching and focus on learning. 4.  SKILLSHARE Learn a New Skill Each Day. Learn creative skills in just 15 minutes a day with bite-sized lessons you can ...