UI Design and Prototyping - Page 2

The Golden Ratio is a useful framework to create balanced and harmonious designs. Here’s how it can help you

Progress bars set expectations, give an impression of activity and can calm users. Here are 10 that do it right

Are your engagement metrics floundering? Poor design may be the culprit. Ben Lee offers 6 design ideas for anyone who's looking to boost engagement

Need inspiration for your next mood board? You're in the right place. Here are 10 mood board examples to get you started

Getting users to complete a sign up form is no easy task. In this post, we take a look at companies doing it right

5 awesome augmented reality uses that prove we really do have the world at our fingertips

The state of play: five awesome examples of mobile game design to inspire UI/UX designers

Are your app designs millennial-ready? Read this post to find out how to make online experiences for Generation Y

BuzzFeed shows signs of maturity with a new website dedicated to news stories from around the world. But is a new website enough to convince users you’ve grown up?

Build your brand up with the perfect hero image website – design yours now with Justinmind prototypes

UI/UX designers, learn how to prototype the perfect predictive search with Justinmind in just four simple steps – click to get started!

Our round up of the top ten worst 90s websites from the days of the early Internet

Take your UX to the next level with a little interaction. Here’s our roundup of the top 17 interactive sites – number 3 is our favorite!

Learn how to apply media queries in responsive web design, plus check out a handy alternative for any designers not code-fluent

Our favorite design and creativity quotes to spark your inspiration and kick start your next UI design

UI/UX designers, strengthen your tab design with these eight awesome tips. Number four is a no-brainer!

Checkbox vs radio button - ever wondered what the difference is? Read our complete guide and design them right every time. Get started now!

The discovery phase in web design can help you create products and services that your users really need. Here’s why you need to take it seriously