This is a collection of Dos and Dont's for making your UI better.
100 pages = 100 tips. Almost every tip has an illustration, some of them have additional links to external resources.
Hello, Product Hunt community!
For the whole year, I've been diving into UI/UX area. I've been tweeting and sending newsletters providing practical dos and don'ts related to user interfaces. Gosh, I've even started a youtube channel 😅
Overall I gathered about 120+ tips.
Now I thought, why not put all the material I gathered during the year into a book? Well, that's what I did.
Who is this book for? 🤔
Basically for everyone interested in user interfaces. It might be especially useful for developers, founders and aspiring designers.
What's inside? 👀
Exactly 100 UI/UX tips. Every tip takes exactly 1 page, so they are concise and easy to digest because almost all of them are illustrated.
A few examples are in the gallery.
To be more specific, there are a few sections, which are:
🔹 Typography
🔹 Forms
🔹 Validation
🔹 Landing Pages
🔹 Usability
🔹 Visuals
🔹 Empty States
🔹 User Attention
🔹 Navigation
🔹 Misc
I tried to be succinct, so every page has exactly one tip. So I hope that they are easy to digest.
I hope you'll like it. Next year I'll keep on improving and researching the UI/UX area. If I collect more tips, I'll update the book (of course for free).
Amazing! Tips and tricks are always precious! *_* And I am so happy for finding this in the middle of mu UI improvements! Big congratulations on the launch! ^_^ This is not only for beginners, right? :D
@maria_brm Well, it depends on what do we call "beginners" or not-beginners. For example, I might say that I've worked with designers that are considered not-beginners but they made some severe mistakes. On the other hand, nothing sacral there. I might also consider this book as a source of ideas, some are obvious but some are not that obvious and sometimes even controversial.
@victor_ponamariov Indeed! ':D Well explained, thank you for the answer! You never know someone's path of learning, and ''missed pages'' in the knowledge sources :D However, I am sure it will contribute my enrichment of experience, and I cannot wait to pass through this content! ^_^
@maria_brm Well yeah, also if you use Twitter, follow me there, I'm pretty active on Twitter and share UI/UX stuff all the time. I learn as well you know, we all learn from each other!
Congrats Victor, a big fan of your UI / UX tips on Twitter!
What I love about them is that they're clean, simple, straight-to-the-point tips that can be actioned easily! Thanks a lot.
Keep going and hopefully one day the UX will shine all over the Internets.
Follow Victor on Twitter if you want to learn more about UX and UI. His tweets are very insightful and eye-opening. Looking forward to reading this book!
Victor has been amazing in providing a lot of free value over his Twitter and Email. Coming with this book will give you actionable steps that you can just go in and directly improve not just you visual design, but your overall experience. Great job @victor_ponamariov
@denislav_jeliazkov Thank you, your book is much more better than mine! :) And you crushed it on PH recently, so I was inspired by you and decided to post it here too!
Victor is a goldmine of UI/UX insights. His book is probably amongst the very best collections of UI/UX tips in the world. Congrats for the launch @victor_ponamariov !
I have enjoyed a lot this book and the newsletter, I am always sharing with my team so we can all grow together. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Congratulations on the launch Victor! It's a lot of hard work to compose these tips and turn them into a book. I've always loved your UI/UX tips on Twitter, so I'm sure this book would be super useful.
@jbenassi Only e-book, no physical book. It'll be outdated soon because I've put a lot of links there, and it's hard to update you know. It consists mostly of images, soo.. I decided to make it as a ebook only
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