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User experience is the process that leads a user to interact with a product. This includes the feelings you have before, during and after interacting with a digital product, this is totally subjective and is based on the perception of each person. The user experience includes many other aspects: usability, visual hierarchy, accessibility… which will improve the UX of the digital product or service as a whole, making a better experience for users. Instead, when we talk about user interface (UI) we talk about the process of creating interfaces on devices paying special attention to appearance and style of the digital platform, involves all theRead More →

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This is about colors! Has it ever happend to you that you are trying to search for the best color combinations for your website but you have no inspiration to think about it? You have come to the right place! 🙂 In this article I will show you the best websites of color inspiration and I will add a free PSD template for your UI designs! Coolors Coolors is an incredible platform where you can automatically generate color palettes in just a few seconds. In the panel before the generation you can filter your ideas. In adittion, you can dowload their google chrome extensions thatRead More →

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Are you lost? We will teach your to search for inspiration There are stages where you feel lost and you don’t have inspiration to start out a project. It is okey to feel like this, but I will give you some tips to get out of this zone and start working on it! Behance One of the most used plataforms to search for inspiration is Behance. Anyone can uplouad their projects and users can interact by comments, likes and shares. Not only that, but there is a weekly and monthly ranking where you can see the best projects from UI/UX design to photography. 2. DribbleRead More →

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Tips to transform your bored website to modern and beautiful website! 1. Rounded Corners It’s a good and very easy way to create a modern website by adding rounded corners to your squares. 2. Drop Shadow The second way to improve the look of your website is adding a shadow on your forms. A quick tip from the creator of this post is to make a soft shadow 😉 3. Gradient Colors One of the most famous trends that started on 2020 was to create a gradient background. There are plenty of website where you can search for the best color combinations. I will giveRead More →

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Branding can be critically important when consumers decide whether to make a purchase, use a service, apply for employment, or sign up for a newsletter. While the perception of a brand cannot be strictly controlled, it can certainly be influenced by its User Interface and User Experience. Almost every aspect of a digital interface can influence the representation of an organization’s brand identity or “personality”, including: Visual design: how the UI looks Content design: how the UI is structured. Interaction design: how the UI feels Making changes in interaction design with an eye towards brand impact can be challenging. This challenge has to do withRead More →

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I’ve put together a rundown of 5 of my favorite UX design websites resources (in no particular order) to help you better understand UX and stay on top of current trends. 1.Behance Behance is the world’s largest online creative community where users share their work 2. Awwwards Awwwards is a place where creative professionals from all over the world come to find inspiration, share knowledges and receive constructive critiques 3. Screenlane The main real difference between Screenlane and other design inspiration sites, is that it’s focused exclusively on user interface designs. 4. Dribble Dribbble is a self-promotion and social networking platform for digital designers andRead More →

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What users perceive from our platforms is an important part of making their experience enjoyable. For that, Skeleton Screens are very important when the users are in the moment of the upload. With some examples I will try But… What are skeleton screens? This is a simplified display with empty placeholders for content that has not yet loaded. One of the great benefits of this is the possibility that the user has to see how the content is loaded in real time. These blocks, better known as placeholders, give the feeling that said load is being processed. This is one of the best benefits of thisRead More →

UI UX trends 2022

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TOP 4 UI/UX TRENDS OF 2022 This is my top 4 UI/UX trends of 2022 to follow. What is UI/UX Design? User interface (UI), is what you use to interact with product and User Experience (UX) is how the client feels with the interaction. “User experience encompasses all aspects of the end-user’s interaction with the company, its services, and its products.” Don Norman, Cognitive Scientist & User Experience Architec 1. Dark Theme Design 2021 was the year of a white background with lots of white spaces. Same dsign but counter cromatology, in 2022, dark theme is making a comeback as one of the top UIRead More →

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Material Design was developed by Google and is a design language used for Android devices. The idea, is to provide a design language which mimics the feel of pen and paper.    About Material Design was announced by Google at the 2014 Google I/O Conference on June 25th, 2014. It is intended for use with all versions of Android after 2.1 and in conjunction with the v7 appcomcat library and later versions.  Third party developers can incorporate Google’s Material Design functionality in their own work using freely available Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). For browsers that cannot support Material Design in its native format there isRead More →

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Do you know why is accessibility important? If not, you should! The Web is fundamentally designed to work for all people, whatever their hardware, software, language, location, or ability. When the Web meets this goal, it is accessible to people with a diverse range of hearing, movement, sight, and cognitive ability. However, when web sites, applications, technologies, or tools are badly designed, they can create barriers that exclude people from using the Web. What’s more, accessibility is not just for these people. Accessibility is also for browsers that cannot load the content properly, for users that need to see content in big sizes, and alsoRead More →