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UI Interactions & Animations Roundup #36

Get inspired by selected motion designs and UI interaction works of amazing designers on Dribbble.

Simplified: Jakob Nielsen’s 10 Usability Heuristics

Whether you’re a design pro or just getting started, these principles will help you make websites and apps that people love to use.

Why are CNN, FOX, and US websites visually so aggressive?

The explanation behind the loudness of the style of graphics of TV shows and websites in various cultures

10 UX Tips From My Summertime Waterpark Adventure

When I showed up, I realized our local watering hole had recently optimized its experience. These changes brought some good UX tips to my attention, and I bet you can apply them to your work as well. Here they are in no particular order.

How Smashing Magazine Uses TinaCMS To Manage An Editorial Workflow

In 2019, Smashing Magazine adopted a static site architecture, resulting in a 6× improvement in page speed but sacrificing some writing and editing bells and whistles that come with a bona fide content management system. Now, with the recent integration of TinaCMS, Smashing Magazine enjoys the best of both worlds — the performance benefits of static assets and the writing experience that helps streamline the editing process. This article is…

News aggregator app SmartNews’ latest feature aims to tackle doomscrolling

News aggregator SmartNews is today launching a new feature that it hopes will help to combat the anxiety associated with regularly consuming negative news — something often referred to as “doomscrolling.”

Typography Trends in Web Design 2023

In 2023, the web typography world has enjoyed an explosion of creativity. Richer typefaces, 3D styles, bold fonts, and various other interesting typography trends have taken over the world of web design.

Design for meaningful outcomes

Aim for quality outcomes, not just outputs — that’s how we can drive customer and business value!

Grocery UX: Dynamically Update the “Add to Cart” Button

During Baymard’s large-scale grocery testing, as participants explored different food categories and added products to the cart, they would sometimes lose track of what they had already added to the cart. As a result, users in the product list will be forced to visit the cartagain and again in order to confirm items that have been added, adding significantly to the time it takes to complete the order, and introducing the…

The cult of productivity

Is the decline of elitism of creativity inevitable?

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