Transitioning from graphic design to UI/UX
designerup.coGraphic Design to UI/UX: A Comprehensive Guide to Transitioning
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The ABCs of Design Systems
medium.comThe A-Z guide for operating your design system team
Free Notification Icon set
behance.netBeautiful Notification Icon set for Adobe Xd made by Burnt Toast Creative. Download them from Behance.
Motion Design Doesn’t Have to Be Hard
medium.comMotion helps make UIs expressive and easy to use. Despite having so much potential, motion is perhaps the least understood of all the design disciplines.
Remote Starter Kit
remotestarterkit.comGet off to a flying start as a remote team with these mighty-fine tools that are tried and tested by the Hanno team. We’ll help you to power your team’s virtual collaboration and happiness.
Have You Revisited Your UX Personas Lately?
speckyboy.comThe user persona is one of the most valuable tools in your UX toolbox. These imagined people allow your entire design or development team to envision a single user story or an entire set of stories in the back of their minds as they work, creating a product that is better tailored to its users and more likely to enjoy success.
Why Graphic Designers Should Learn UX Design
blogs.adobe.comMore than ever, it seems UX design is top of mind for many organizations. The importance of good UX design continues to transform the design industry.
What Does a Well-Documented CSS Codebase Look Like?
css-tricks.comIn the front-end community, there is a lot of attention related to documenting JavaScript. That's not so much the case with CSS. Often times I feel like lost when I join a project with minimal or no CSS documentation.
Best Practices for Website Header Design
uxplanet.orgEveryone knows: there is not the second chance to make the first impression. In the sphere of digital products, this eternal truth works in terms of high competition and incredible diversity. No doubt, some zones of the webpage or mobile screen are particularly important and effective in this aspect. Today we are going to discuss one of them in deeper focus: the header of the website.
Frontend Guidelines Questionnaire
github.comA one-page questionnaire to help your team establish effective frontend guidelines, so that you can write consistent & cohesive code together by Brad Frost.
Front-End Developer Handbook
frontendhandbook.comA guide that anyone could use to learn about the practice of front-end development.
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Understanding CSS3 Flexbox for Responsive Design
envato.comThe fundamentals of CSS flexbox usage
Cheatsheets, Guides & Docs for Web Designers
envato.comA collection of useful cheatsheets, references, guides, checklists and docs, covering almost all aspects of web design.
Draft U.S. Web Design Standards
standards.usa.govA robust and complete open-source UI framework with components and visual styles to create beautiful, consistent experiences across - federal government - websites.
Learning to speak Designer
youtube.comTalk from Google I/O 2016 about the design vocabulary: keylines, jank, bleeds, affordances and more. To collaborate successfully, you first have to be able to speak a common language.
Color made easy
google.comHow to create a perfect palette? In this brief tutorial Google Design experts lead us through an smart approach to design effectively with color.
UX und Tollerei
uxundtollerei.comWeekly curated reading list of noteworthy articles, resources and news about the latest trends, techniques and insights from the UX community.
UX: a Process or a Task?
uxbooth.comwhat IS UX? Is it a process? Is it design? Is it something more, or perhaps something less? In this round up, we look at all sides of the question.