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10 considerations when designing for mobile
This is the first 10 steps to take your mobile design skills to the next level Watch the animated version here When designing for the desktop you can consider the end-user environment, when designing for print you can picture where the magazine will be read but when design for mobile the end-user scenarios are so…
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Our vision for Shopping on Mobile Web
TLDR: El Corte Inglés, a retail giant, needs a mobile app refresh to captivate customers and boost sales. Create a seamless shopping experience with: intuitive navigation, media-rich content, that is mobile-optimised Features and has a streamlined checkout to transform their UX into a powerful sales driver. Contents Overview El Corte Inglés S.A. (English: The English…
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Branding an iPad Casino App
1.0 Aims and Objectives To produce the best-in-class iPad and iPhone App for playing slots and table games. Recently I was involved in conceptualise and leading the UI for a iOS casino App for both iPhone and iPad. I’m not going to detail all design decisions here but walk you through my perspective on why branding for this product…
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Best practice for your on-boarding experience
As a guided experience for new users simplifying your onboarding to prevent that overwhelmed feeling. Test concepts with “Skip”,”Tell me later” and swipe features to keep the process engaging yet unobstructive. Allow users a “sense of discovery” without making them feel lost with easy-to-digest content. Use transparent overlays or more interactive swipe-through modals and take…
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iOS Casino App for the iphone
While the gambling industry continues to boom despite global financial woes, a reliance solely on branding through splash screens has its limitations. This post dives into why your home screen deserves more attention. Showcase promortaionl content, search (as navigation maybe?) and Quick Links as crucial building blocks, including introducing the popular hamburger icon for primary…
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What’s your favourite wire-framing style?
Pick your battles, know your styles Whether for desktops, on a tablet or the this mythical idea of a mobile internet (there is only one web to experience – but that a different post!) the modern UX-er should be skilled in the art of wire-framing. The style you use should come from the answers to…
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