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Expandable Sections Within a CSS Grid

Posted on October 20, 2021by jennieryan@hotmail.comLeave a comment

But recently, I was presented with a unique UI conundrum to solve. Essentially, any given grid cell could have a button that would open up another, larger area that is also part of the grid. But this new larger grid cell needed to be: right below the cell that opened it, and full width.

How to Design an Information Visualization

Posted on October 17, 2021by jennieryan@hotmail.comLeave a comment

5 Steps to Designing an Information Visualization

5 of the Best Designed Websites of 2020

Posted on October 15, 2021by jennieryan@hotmail.comLeave a comment

In this article, we’ll showcase some of the best designed websites of 2020, and we’ll highlight the common design trends behind them.

Incorporating UX Work into Your Agile Backlog

Posted on September 29, 2021by jennieryan@hotmail.comLeave a comment

Three different backlog models enable teams to keep track of UX work in their Agile processes. Each model comes with pros and cons.

UX Mapping Methods: Study Guide

Posted on September 28, 2021by jennieryan@hotmail.comLeave a comment

Unsure how to get started using UX mapping methods? Use this collection of links to our articles and videos to learn how to visualize UX insights and ideas into mapped visualizations.

The Responsive Website Font Size Guidelines

Posted on September 16, 2021by jennieryan@hotmail.comLeave a comment

In this post, we’ll cover what font size to use for a responsive website. First we’ll cover mobile guidelines, then desktop guidelines. Ready?

Less Absolute Positioning With Modern CSS

Posted on September 15, 2021by jennieryan@hotmail.comLeave a comment

Each time I work on a component that needs absolute positioning, I ask myself: is it really necessary?

Perceived brightness: an essential concept for UI design

Posted on September 13, 2021by jennieryan@hotmail.comLeave a comment

The brightness component of HSB is just a measure for the physical brightness of color, but not for the perceived brightness (or luminance).

The psychology of design: 15 principles every UI/UX designer should know

Posted on September 11, 2021by jennieryan@hotmail.comLeave a comment

In this article, UX Designer Maximiliano Cabrera breaks down the most important design principles and cognitive biases to be aware of, and how to apply them in your work.

Enterprise UX: essential resources to design complex data tables

Posted on September 9, 2021by jennieryan@hotmail.comLeave a comment

From basics and specific table patterns to designing tables for enterprise apps and fitting big tables with a lot of content in any screen, I put together a list of resources and blog posts that will help you design complex tables with a lot of data and interactions.