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Guide on dynamic image resizing with Node.js and the Serverless Framework by Nick Gottlieb

Guide on dynamic image resizing with Node.js and the Serverless Framework by Nick Gottlieb is a good start for entering web app development along with understanding how serverless can benefit here. However, here we’ll talk mostly not about Serverless Framework pros, but about auto-scaling, pay-per-execution functions that let you avoid a massive collection of pre-scaled cloud data, and also significantly cut down on your compute costs…

April 20, 2019blogBy Iryna Korkishko

The differences between low-fi and hi-fi prototyping

In our material about prototyping tools we tried to group them for low- and hi-fidelity techniques are allowed in those tools. You could find some definitions for lo-fi and hi-fi prototyping (along with ‘rapid’, HTML and paper prototyping) in our comprehensive UI/UX design guide. But today we will look closer to the differences between low-fi and hi-fi prototyping.

April 16, 2019blog, FeaturedBy Tonya Smyrnova

Awesome UX Flowchart kit for Sketch and Figma

“Design is thinking made visual.” And we can prove that by presenting you new opportunities for making your thinking more visual. We already shared with you our neat comprehensive UI/UX design guide. So, meet another thing that will make your designer’s life brighter – awesome UX Flowchart kit for Sketch and Figma.

April 15, 2019blog, FeaturedBy Tonya Smyrnova

Tips to design attractive forms for people to submit them

It happens often that when we see something attractive we start to think it has positive qualities. Beautiful people are smart and kind, attractive food is always delicious and calm blue sea is always warm and full of peaceful creatures. This kind of cognitive feature has a name in social psychology: the “halo effect.” We will talk today about something similar that happens in UX and will present you the tips to design attractive forms for people to submit them.

April 7, 2019blogBy Tonya Smyrnova

Agile UX vs. Lean UX

This article is a part of our comprehensive UI/UX design guide where we previously discussed Classic and Lean UX design processes along with the Design Sprint by Google Ventures. That was a small intro to the main UX design process approaches. And there Lean UX was described as a set of principles based on the Agile methods of the ‘Lean Startup’, where the focus is brought to the present. But how then we can contradistinguish Agile UX vs. Lean UX? At first, we should tell you more about Agile UX…

April 5, 2019blog, FeaturedBy Iryna Korkishko

Venngage Mind Map Maker

As you could remember from our material about the key parts of UX, Information Architecture (IA) is the structural design of the information space to facilitate intuitive access to content. And sometimes when you organize your content some additional tools like mindmaps could be very helpful. Today we’d like to share with you our latest finding – Venngage Mind Map Maker!

April 4, 2019blog, FeaturedBy Tonya Smyrnova

28 UX clichés

UX design is crucial to just about everything. It renders the latest technology accessible to the masses, makes our favorite apps and many more. To put it simply, design matters. Today we collected 28 UX clichés that you definitely recognize.

March 10, 2019blogBy Tonya Smyrnova

Search inputs best practices in UX

We try to be updated about everything that is going on in the world of web design. Search is a powerful tool, and as one of the most common elements that we interact with on a daily basis, search input usability is an important consideration. Search inputs best practices in UX for your consideration.

March 5, 2019blogBy Tonya Smyrnova

Great tips on animation in UX design

Nowadays it’s hard to impress or even surprise with an interface animation. It shows interactions between screens, explains how to use the application or simply directs a user’s attention. In this article, we want to collect all the main principles and rules in one place and share with you great tips on animation in UX design.

March 4, 2019blogBy Tonya Smyrnova

Data density matters in design!

Syndicode loves design. Well-designed data density can present massive amounts of information on every screen, while still maintaining a clear and scannable content hierarchy. Following are some recommendations on how to increase data density without decreasing the modern aesthetic of your application. Data density matters in design!

February 26, 2019blogBy Tonya Smyrnova

8 key principles of mobile UX design

Talking about mobile application design in our big comprehensive UI/UX design guide, we mentioned some mobile app design trends. But trends only help you to stay up-to-date. They only facilitate the proper work of your mobile design that should be based on several rules that have proved their efficiency. Today we’ll talk about 8 key principles of mobile UX design.

February 12, 2019blog, FeaturedBy Iryna Korkishko

10 UX researchers to follow

As UI/UX design agency, recently Syndicode shared with you a great material by Dr. David Travis that helps start working on the project’s design by presenting the UX research process in10 diagrams. And now we prepared an article about 10 UX researchers to follow that can help you to master your UX process and find some more inspiration.

January 31, 2019blogBy Tonya Smyrnova

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