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Design System — Quels pièges éviter quand on est seul designer ? 🙊🙈🙉
Ou comment créer un Design System qui serve à quelque chose.
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Un article basé sur mon expérience personnelle qui vous donnera des bonnes pratiques pour vous éviter de faire votre design system tout·e seul·e trop vite, et d’en faire un document non scalable et rigide.
Ou comment créer un Design System qui serve à quelque chose.
Td;dr
Un article basé sur mon expérience personnelle qui vous donnera des bonnes pratiques pour vous éviter de faire votre design system tout·e seul·e trop vite, et d’en faire un document non scalable et rigide.
UX Pattern Analysis
Deep dives into enterprise-specific UX patterns filled with examples
🔬 In this series, we pick enterprise-specific UX patterns and we break them down to help teams integrate them in their solutions. We identify what to consider when starting to build those patterns, what they concretely consist of, why they work, and the various ways you can leverage them to best serve your users.
Deep dives into enterprise-specific UX patterns filled with examples
🔬 In this series, we pick enterprise-specific UX patterns and we break them down to help teams integrate them in their solutions. We identify what to consider when starting to build those patterns, what they concretely consist of, why they work, and the various ways you can leverage them to best serve your users.
5 non-obvious things I understood working for 10+ years as a UI/UX designer
The vanishing designer
UX design in the age of standardization.
UX design in the age of standardization.
Article Series:
- Part 1: Typography
- Part 2: Grid & Layout
- Part 3: Colors
- Part 4: Spacing
- Part 5: Icons
- Part 6: Buttons
- Part 1: Typography
- Part 2: Grid & Layout
- Part 3: Colors
- Part 4: Spacing
- Part 5: Icons
- Part 6: Buttons
material design color palettes
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The UX industry puts a lot of emphasis on process.
As a result, I hear from stressed-out designers all the time asking questions like this:
Where do I start on a new project?
How do I know what to do next?
Which process should I learn?
It’d be great if UX design was as simple as, “do this, then do this, then do this.” In practice, unfortunately, it’s not that simple.
So what method do we use to answer these questions? What is a better way of looking at the practice of UX design?
As a result, I hear from stressed-out designers all the time asking questions like this:
Where do I start on a new project?
How do I know what to do next?
Which process should I learn?
It’d be great if UX design was as simple as, “do this, then do this, then do this.” In practice, unfortunately, it’s not that simple.
So what method do we use to answer these questions? What is a better way of looking at the practice of UX design?
Creating beautiful, but also practical UIs takes time, with a lengthy amount of design revisions along the way. I know. I’ve been there before.
But what I've discovered over the years is that by making just a few simple, and quick adjustments to your designs you can improve the end-result massively.
In this article I’ve put together a collection of my popular UI & UX tips from the past 12 months that can, with little effort, help improve both your designs, and the overall user experience.
Let's dive on in...
But what I've discovered over the years is that by making just a few simple, and quick adjustments to your designs you can improve the end-result massively.
In this article I’ve put together a collection of my popular UI & UX tips from the past 12 months that can, with little effort, help improve both your designs, and the overall user experience.
Let's dive on in...