Why carousels don’t work
Rethinking the Carousel: A User Experience Perspective
Rethinking the Carousel: A User Experience Perspective
The 3-click rule states that any desired information should be accessible to the user in not more than three clicks.
Nearly four out of ten users will only engage with a website with good design or content aesthetics. On the other hand, a favorable first impression can enhance overall user satisfaction by as much as 39%. Microinteractions can craft a memorable first impression and entice users to engage further.
What makes a website great? Is it the design, the functionality, the subject? Or is it specific design elements like the typography, or colors?
Design systems can be of immense help, but failure to adopt them invalidates the hard work that goes into building the thing in the first place! In this two-part series of articles, Luis shares his experience with design systems and how you can overcome the potential pitfalls, starting from how to make designers on your team adopt the complex and well-built system that you created to what are the best…
This article will explore the most common navigation practices in the market as of the end of 2023.
Whether scroll fading is more distracting than usable depends on the following factors: its persistence, responsiveness, and how sparingly it is applied to elements on the page. When used right, this design pattern can improve brand perception, optimize page loading, and make content more digestible.
Uncover a collection of recently discovered websites that showcase exceptional design.
In early 2023, Discord users began discovering a hidden Easter Egg in the mobile app that enabled a brand new, fully redesigned layout…
Prior to variables in Figma, the Headspace design system was not only incredibly manual to create, but also prone to misinterpretation, unintentional editing, and time-consuming fixes.