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Weather apps remain a super popular category for mobile users. In this post, we show you how to design and prototype a modern weather app with a zoom and pan interface.

Considering a graphical background that your users won’t forget? Check out these trends that have UI designers hyped in 2018. When it comes to designing an...

The creative process of creating a solution to a problem can be a maze. That's why we have the Double Diamond model - a road map for people who want to create things.

Noom promises users that they'll never need another diet app. Does the user experience back up these ambition?

Find out what the world's biggest online seller can teach us about e-commerce UX

Here are some examples of great user testing questions that can always offer insight into the mind of the user. And that's the final goal with any user test, isn't it?

iOS 12 UI kit, new keyboard shortcuts, SAML authentication and full macOS Mojave compatibility. It's Justinmind 8.6.

Service design and UX design share many similarities but what are the differences between them? Here’s your primer on service design

Need to present your wireframes to important stakeholders? Here's how to use your wireframe presentation deck with clients

Login page designs should be easy to understand and require no thought from the user. Here are 9 to inspire your next design

Card sorting is a UX research technique that can give sense and meaning to your information architecture, here’s what it is and how to do it

Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about number fonts including where to get your hands on free ones

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

Design challenges help sharpen your UX skills, offer a chance to network with other designers and create unique solutions. Here’s why you should do them

This is how one designer used Justinmind to change the user experience of the Dominican Republic’s first online supermarket

Messenger apps are an exciting UX opportunity. They should be easy to use and quick to understand. Here’s how to design yours in Justinmind.

We call out 4 nightmare design clients and reveal how UI/UX designers should handle them