Bottom Sheets: Definition and UX Guidelines
A bottom sheet is a user-interface pattern used commonly in mobile apps for providing contextual details or controls in the lower area of the screen.
A bottom sheet is a user-interface pattern used commonly in mobile apps for providing contextual details or controls in the lower area of the screen.
Mastering the user experience goes beyond tooling and wireframes. People—users and teammates—are the heart of UX design.
In this article, we will discuss why we need UX reviews for websites, what are the benefits and challenges of conducting them, and how to perform them effectively.
Miller’s Law perfectly demonstrates how Psychology and UX Design combine to create excellent user experiences – unfortunately, everyone breaks this rule.
A beautiful web design with a cool interactive header and some element stickiness plus lovely marquee designs. Our pick this week.
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This article delves into the Apple Vision Pro’s key features and its implications on UX design.
Mood boards can either be physical or digital, depending on what tools designers prefers to use. However, most people today use the latter as they’re more accessible, easy to work on collaboratively, and more affordable in the long run.