List vs. Grid View: When to Use Which on Mobile
Figuring out your content layout is a tricky task on mobile devices. Desktop devices give you all the screen space to work with, but you have limited screen space on mobile devices.
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Articles on designing for mobile screens
How to Design a Walkthrough That Users Will Read
If an app is a product, then the walkthrough is its instruction manual. A walkthrough appears during onboarding—when new users open an app for the first time.
Why Users Miss Form Buttons Placed in the Action Bar
Where you place your mobile form buttons can affect task completion and efficiency. If they’re not in a place where users expect to find them, they could abandon their task and your form.
Why You Should Avoid Using Modal Windows on Mobile
One of the most frustrating things users can experience on mobile sites is a modal window. On desktop, modals display without issue because of the large screen size.
10 Tips to Get You Started with Responsive Design
A recent study found a quarter of all Americans use mobile devices to access the web. One out of every five people in the world own a smartphone and over half use it to surf the internet.
3 Tricks to Make Your Load Times Feel Faster
When users are on the go, the best mobile app experience is a fast one. Although the device's connection speed is out of your control, you can make your app appear like it loads lightning fast.
6 Tips on Designing Graphics for Mobile Devices
Designing graphics for mobile devices is a challenge compared to desktop devices. Designers need to understand the complexities of working with mobile technology.