Design Digest | October 2022

Design Digest | October 2022

?? Main topics:

  1. Design Checklists
  2. Dark patterns in Product Design
  3. Neubrutalism style in UX
  4. Accessibility
  5. Research methods
  6. Ethical Design
  7. Disruptive design patterns
  8. Emotional Intelligence
  9. Data visualization
  10. etc


? Checklists

?? Accessibility Not-Checklist | Brewed by team Intopia

https://not-checklist.intopia.digital/


?? Checklist Design - A collection of the best design practices.

https://www.checklist.design/


?? UX Recipe

A checklist where you discover, choose and estimate your next UX project tools & techniques.

https://uxrecipe.github.io/


?? IxD (Interaction Design) Checklist - Orium

https://ixdchecklist.com/


?? Design System Checklist

https://www.designsystemchecklist.com/




?? Publications

DARK PATTERNS SPOTTED BY PEOPLE LIKE YOU

Frustrated people all over the world have found dark patterns even on mainstream websites and apps. Click around to see some examples.




Visual Design: breaking into the fourth dimension of experience design | by Kylie Ho




Design Principles

An open-source collection of Design Principles and methods.

https://principles.design/




Active, Hover, and Focus States for Designers




A Cheatsheet for User Interview and Follow-Ups Questions by Stéphanie Walter - UX Researcher & Designer.

https://stephaniewalter.design/blog/a-cheatsheet-for-user-interview-and-follow-ups-questions/




Visual Design in UX: Study Guide

Unsure where to start? Use this collection of links to NNgroup articles and videos to learn about visual design in UX.




The difference between Gamification and Incentivization, and how to use them in edTech

By Tess Gadd | UXCollective




The Design System lifecycle: it’s simply push and pull

How tokens, components, and patterns are pushed and pulled into a living, breathing Design System.




Calendar UI design – Date picker best practices & inspiration




Accessibility Myths




Accessibility for Teams

A framework for thinking about accessibility and inclusive design




The UX Research Methods Launch Pad

This is where great research projects get started. We've created launch kits that will help you go from 0 to warp speed, even if you're brand new to research.




Information Architecture Design: A Step-By-Step Guide

Information architecture is a discipline that focuses on organizing information within digital products clearly and logically.




Drag and Drop UX Best Practices

Things to consider when designing drag and drop experiences and the Anatomy of drag and drop interactions.




Design management toolbox: Non-linear professional development

Approaches to coaching and career development that help build resilience in career paths




BOOK REVIEW: THE SYSTEMS VIEW OF LIFE: PART ONE – AN EXPLORATION OF THEMES

Cognition, then, is not a representation of an independently existing world but rather a continual bringing forth of a world through the process of living.




Essential CSS concepts every designer should know, Illustrated and animated for clarity




Neubrutalism style in UX: a twist on the dominant modern minimalist

A quick look at what the style is, why we need it, and a list of websites using it in different ways.




Performance Design: Designing for the illusion of speed

Learn how the labor illusion and benevolent deception work to improve our perception of interface loading times.




Designing persuasive banners that don’t ruin your UX

Managing banner expectations and their struggle for recognition.




Everything you need to know about skeleton screens

Bill Chung’s guide includes interesting research findings & user tests.




Disruptive design patterns — an uncharted territory

From Apple’s Dynamic Island to TikTok’s vertical video swipe: Are new design patterns going viral faster than ever?




Product Design Methods In A Mind Map

If you are wondering when to apply which design methods, or if you are interested in a knowledge map of Product/UX design, ??this mind map may help you. The rest of this article is a detailed explanation of the map.




Designing permissions for a SaaS app | by Licia Li

For many SaaS applications, product designers need to design permission systems due to privacy concerns and data safety or in order to make them more efficient and relevant for different types of users.?




Frustrating Design Patterns: Mega-Dropdown Hover Menus

Things to keep in mind when designing and building a mega-dropdown are alternatives to hover menus and fine details for designing a better UX.




Where to put buttons on forms

- Put the back button and tangentially related actions above the form

- Place extra buttons based on what they do

- In single-field forms, put the button next to the input

- On multi-select forms - put it above the form.




8 mental model design heuristics

Rules of thumb for producing learnable designs




Designing permissions for a SaaS app

Some concepts and ideas about designing permissions for an enterprise data and workflow management tool.




Autism Designs: how to build inclusive products for people with Autism

Autistic people make up about 1 percent of the population. Designing products for their needs means better serving the other 99 percent, too.




Infinite Scrolling: When to Use It, When to Avoid It

Infinite scrolling minimizes interaction costs and increases user engagement, but it isn’t a good fit for every website. For some, pagination or a Load More button will be a better solution.




Emotional Intelligence: It’s Okay to Not Be Okay | By Vasundhara Sawhney

Toxic positivity is the assumption that despite a person’s emotional pain and turmoil, they should only have a positive mindset.




According to a LinkedIn survey, 54% of respondents are in favor of a four-day workweek.

Could the 4-day workweek take hold? Middle managers' uprising has begun. Ask your employees about them!


As Deloitte found in a 2016 study, people feel loyal to companies that support their career and life ambitions — in other words, what’s meaningful to them.?




Text fields in UI Design: 7 Common Styles

A text field is one of the most popular UI elements. Despite its a relatively simple object, it can have different styles.




A collection of Design Systems for Figma from all over the globe




Designing Effective UX for Human Eyes

By Habil Emmanuail

The size of the elements should be large enough for the users to see them easily. Larger elements attract more attention than smaller ones, as people tend to ignore objects they can’t clearly see.



How Snapchat and Netflix Break UX Design Principles

Snapchat is a safe place for teens. They intentionally made the user interface challenging to grasp in order to make it difficult for adults to use.

By Kumar Shubham




Ever wondered how a QR code works? ?

The Quick Response code was invented by a subsidiary of Toyota to track parts across the manufacturing process.




Bottom Tab Bar Design Best Practices

The bottom tab bar (also known as the navbar) is one of the most popular types of navigation in mobile design. Its located in the easy-to-reach zone, making it easily accessible by the user’s thumb. Despite its relative simplicity, it can be tricky to design right.




7 Out-of-the-Box Design Resources to Learn UX

Includes checklists, myths, iconography, graphical case studies & even documentaries!




6 design tokens tools to manage the connection between design and code better

Design tokens are the future of design and development. Here are some tools to help you connect your design with code better






Copybook is a collection of commonly used texts.

So whenever you need a copy for a design or if you ever get stuck in the middle of development, you can use copy book.




The Difference Between Product Designers And UX Designers: A Comprehensive Guide

Product designers and UX designers are both involved with the design of a product. However, product designers also have an eye for how well the product works with customer experience, while UX designers focus on the user’s interaction with the design itself.




The designer’s burnout first-aid kit

Treating the symptoms, and not just the causes of burnout.




User Stories are ill-suited for expressing requirements

Splitting User Stories into more User Stories often means you are deceiving yourself (and your users too!)




Ethical design is a risk management strategy

How do we convince decision-makers to make ethical design a priority?




20 ideas for better data visualization

Applications we design are becoming increasingly data-driven. The need for quality data visualization is high as ever. Confusing and misleading graphics are all around us, but we can change this by following these simple rules.



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