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The Elements of a Design Pattern - 3 views

www.uie.com/...elements_of_a_design_pattern patterns design styleguide
shared by Megan Pearlman on 10 Nov 11 - Cached
  • Megan Pearlman on 10 Nov 11
     
    possible sections for style guide pages
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Lean UX: Getting Out Of The Deliverables Business - Smashing UX Design - 1 views

uxdesign.smashingmagazine.com/...t-of-the-deliverables-business LeanUX
shared by Andrea Nelson on 02 Dec 11 - No Cached
  • UX designers have traditionally worn many hats. You now have another to add to the hall tree: keeper of the vision. In this new role, your responsibility is to keep an eye on the big picture. Lean UX forces you to think of the experience in prioritized chunks. Ultimately, those chunks all have to roll up into one cohesive product. That cohesive product is your vision.
  • UX designers have traditionally worn many hats. You now have another to add to the hall tree: keeper of the vision. In this new role, your responsibility is to keep an eye on the big picture. Lean UX forces you to think of the experience in prioritized chunks. Ultimately, those chunks all have to roll up into one cohesive product. That cohesive product is your vision.
  • UX designers have traditionally worn many hats. You now have another to add to the hall tree: keeper of the vision. In this new role, your responsibility is to keep an eye on the big picture. Lean UX forces you to think of the experience in prioritized chunks.
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  • UX designers have traditionally worn many hats. You now have another to add to the hall tree: keeper of the vision. In this new role, your responsibility is to keep an eye on the big picture. Lean UX forces you to think of the experience in prioritized chunks.
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  • UX designers have traditionally worn many hats. You now have another to add to the hall tree: keeper of the vision. In this new role, your responsibility is to keep an eye on the big picture. Lean UX forces you to think of the experience in prioritized chunks.
  • UX designers have traditionally worn many hats. You now have another to add to the hall tree: keeper of the vision. In this new role, your responsibility is to keep an eye on the big picture. Lean UX forces you to think of the experience in prioritized chunks.
  • Successful lean prototypes have been created with code, with design software such as Adobe Fireworks and even with PowerPoint.
  • Successful lean prototypes have been created with code, with design software such as Adobe Fireworks and even with PowerPoint.
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The Two-Week Rule - 1 views

www.svpg.com/the-two-week-rule best practices usability
shared by Andrea Nelson on 13 Jan 12 - Cached
  • So for those people that believe in principle that they need to validate their product ideas with real customers, but are unsure of how “baked” the idea needs to be, I offer this very specific rule: Never go more than two weeks without putting your product ideas in front of real users and customers.
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Clothes You Love, Prices You Can Afford - Twice - 1 views

www.liketwice.com competitive
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  • Kari Waldrep on 08 Jun 12
     
    sell your clothing
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Shopping basket best practice from ASOS - 2 views

econsultancy.com/...-shopping-basket-best-practice competitive inspiration design
shared by Janet Hanseth on 02 Aug 12 - No Cached
  • Janet Hanseth on 02 Aug 12
     
    Shopping baskets (or shopping carts) are a key part of the customer journey when shopping online. They are a gateway for visitors into your checkout process. Retailers can choose to provide visitors with a wide range of information, links and other potential distractions, or alternatively they can keep their shopping basket minimal to focus purely on checking out.
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Designing for responsiveness | Webdesigner Depot - 1 views

www.webdesignerdepot.com/...designing-for-responsiveness prototyping design responsive
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  • Janet Hanseth on 08 May 12
     
    Designing for responsive websites can be a bit challenging at first because the process is so different. As designers, we've gotten used to building pixel-perfect mockups as our web blueprints. But responsive design takes a different approach. "Because so much of a layout can be created with CSS it may feel like your role as a designer has diminished. Really, your role has just changed. Web design for too long has been about designing the interface while neglecting the content. The layout is still important but the developer can do much of it. The designer should focus on making sure the goals of the website are met. Spend the most time on strengthening the conversion process, emphasising important content, and making it more palatable and digestible."
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Improve your responsive design workflow with Sass | Tutorial | .net magazine - 1 views

www.netmagazine.com/...esponsive-design-workflow-sass responsive
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  • Janet Hanseth on 02 May 12
     
    Sass does not just help you maintain your style sheets. It can actually improve your responsive layout workflow and you don't even have to worry about the maths! Here Ryan Taylor explains how to build a reusable framework
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Type rendering: operating systems « The Typekit Blog - 1 views

blog.typekit.com/...pe-rendering-operating-systems type rendering
shared by Brian Cleveland on 22 Nov 10 - No Cached
  • Brian Cleveland on 22 Nov 10
     
    A comparison between type renderers between operating systems. I think the idea is to continue on to a browser comparison in the near future.
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