5 Apps to Help You Choose Mesmerising Color Schemes
When designing for screens (or designing anything really), there are right colours and then there are wrong colours. Even though the "right" colour for a brand may be…say…red,
Sketch to CSS: What You Should Know
Sketch released an interesting update to their .sketch file format this month. Where it was previously written in binary code, it’s now written in JSON, a coding language that’
CSS Media for Printable Webpages
Webpages can be printed, but you probably knew that already. You probably don't do it very often, because…well, they're often ugly, too long, or a complete mess. But what
5 Apps to Help You Choose Mesmerising Color Schemes
When designing for screens (or designing anything really), there are right colours and then there are wrong colours. Even though the "right" colour for a brand may be…say…red,
What Are Favicons: A Comprehensive Guide
What is a favicon? It is the little icon that appear next to the webpage title in a browser tab. Favicons have long existed on the web, but since many
Emotional Design: How to Persuade Users to Convert
Last week we talked a little bit about branding, and one of the topics discussed was how emotional design is used to make users feel a certain way, in an
A Quick Guide to Branding for UX Designers
Icons by Xinh Studio licensed by Creative Commons (Attribution 3.0 Unported). ——— Branding is half art (visual design) and half science (communication), and represents how a customer/user feels about
High-Fidelity Prototyping and Design Handoff with Adobe XD and Sympli
Last week we talked about lean UX workflows, and we learned why the lean UX technique works well for teams using collaborative design tools like Adobe XD CC and Sympli.
Lean UX and Low-Fidelity Prototyping with Adobe XD and Sympli
Last month we released our new Sympli for Adobe XD CC App, which helps UX designers export their designs from Adobe XD to Sympli for a smooth designer>developer
How to Export Adobe XD CC Screens to Sympli
Designers have been able to export screens from Sketch and Photoshop to Sympli for a while, but we're happy to announce that you can now export screens from Adobe XD