Preventing User Errors in Automated Teller Machines
People use automated teller machines (ATM) everyday all over the world. But some of these ATMs cause users to make errors that could cost them more than they can bargain for.
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Articles on design theory and ideas
Why Calculators Need a Better User Interface
Many people start using calculators at a young age, and more so when they get older. They use it to do math at school, and they’ll eventually use it to manage their finances.
Why Rounded Corners Are Easier on the Eyes
Designers use rounded corners so much today that they're more of an industry standard than a design trend. Not only are they found on software user interfaces, but hardware product designs as well.
Myers-Briggs Personality Types of Designers
What personality preferences do you and other designers share? According to a survey by Michael Roller, most designers share the Myers-Briggs preferences of intuition and judgment.
How the ‘Thumbs Up/Like’ Button is Dumbing Users Down
Have you ever read the comments left at the end of an article or video? Comments used to offer useful, supplementary information that you couldn't get from the content itself.
10 Best Mobile User Interface Pattern Libraries
There are many user interface pattern libraries for desktop interfaces. But mobile pattern libraries have now taken over. After sifting through many, I've collected the best.
The Web Design Process Every Designer Should Follow
Imagine the difficulty of getting to a destination without a clear direction. It's not enough to know where you want to go. You also have to know the process that'll get you there.