Boss Lee @leetucksing
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Which of these two calculators feature a skeuomorphic design?
(via Flat Pixels: The Battle Between Flat Design And Skeuomorphism)
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Video on responsive wireframing via http://boagworld.com
Another video to watch about responsive web design
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Wireframing for the everyman - part 2
A couple of weeks ago I talked about the new POP app and all its wonder in getting your mobile concept out of your head and onto paper.
It gets better. I just came across this beautiful little tool set, sneakpeekit. These wonderful people have created free downloadable templates for your sketches. Use them to sketch a concept or get all pixel-precise and math it out with a grid system. They have templates for mobile, pads and browsers.
Now, I’m thinking if you pair these two together, you’re golden, right?
Reading into mobile design these days, starting to love #flat #ui. Along the way I found this tool.
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` Durable, reliable quality and inexpensive: Nokia 105. The really disruptive aspect of this phone is that it costs 15 Euros. Great for a first phone or a second phone to take to the beach or a run. It has an impressive standby time exceeding 30 days. There wasn’t significant rework on the Ux other than driving changes for the color display, FM radio Ux and a few other minor elements. This is an evolution of the S30 base pattern.
Thesis: You can innovate at low cost.
The design language delivers color, purity and craft at an amazingly affordable cost. The editor of the NYT outlined this as the most disruptive announcement of MWC 2013 in Barcelona.
you can innovate at low cost This is so true, sometimes simplicity is the key. I like this,it’s great for NS.
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The Best Kitchen Knife: The Victorinox Fibrox
With most products, there is a cost-quality tradeoff…
If you ever find something that is both inexpensive and high quality, that’s the kind of discovery that makes Priceonomics tingle with happiness. The Victorinox Fibrox chef’s knife is that kind of product.
Ordered.
the best knife.
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Jason Shah: Mailbox UX: How Mailbox Builds User Love Mailbox pushes the envelope (get it?) for apps aiming to make email sane. It is a brand new email client based on mobile gestures aiming to make email suck less and help you get to Inbox Zero. Mailbox has been called “the best email management app you’ll ever use.”
great on on #mailbox UX, a simple app yet so much thoughts have been put into place. simple amazing and a great post by @jasonyogeshshah
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“Airbnb is a design company masquerading as a travel company which in todays online context means an engineering company” —Words From @chngnaiyun
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this is so impressive, from design to undesign. I love the part where Johnathan Ive shared on the battery indicator, when it’s not needed, it shouldn’t be there. Amazing how design is begin use in everyday of our life.
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“The goal of user interface design is to make the user’s interaction as simple and efficient as possible.” — As I learn to build my first iOS app, this must be something that must always in the back of my mind. -
I was introduced to hack design by my fellow friends.
As I go through lesson for Week 1, I reach the part of adding designer into the co-founding team. It used to be just a Hustler and a Technical geek, Now the startup dream team is made up of a Designer, a Hustler and a Geek.
And I think of Carousell.
Can you think of any other startup dream teams? love to know more.Print Screen From hackdesign.org
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Stop Talking and Start Making
