MUI is one of the top React component libraries that help front-end developers and designers create consistent user interfaces for their products. It contains a collection of ready-made building blocks that significantly speeds up prototyping. If you want to take the MUI for a test ride, you can try MUI Core 5 with UXPin Merge.
Get best practices for everyday responsive design. Tips illustrated with thorough analysis of 3 examples.
Material Design is a comprehensive design library that both designers and developers can build mobile apps, websites, web applications, and other digital products. The documentation is excellent, with lots of information that’ll benefit even the most experienced of designers. Google’s Material Design UI is one of the most popular and widely used design libraries in
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An accessible design system makes it easier for designers to create products that don’t discriminate users with disabilities. Design a system that is accessible in the first place, test it with available tools, and audit it from time to time to ensure it fits the standards. Let’s see how. Design system accessibility is the first
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We’re going to explore our top 8 mobile app design concepts to give you some design inspiration for your next project. Are you still using vector-based tools for mobile app design? Step into the future of UX design with UXPin’s advanced code-based design tool. Sign up for a free trial to experience how one tool
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We write a lot about design systems and how they can help guide your product development process. Many people, including experienced designers, don’t understand that developing a design system is a marathon, not a sprint! We want our design system to be as elegant and comprehensive as industry-leading systems like Polaris (Shopify), Carbon (IBM), iOS
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Responsive websites, mobile-friendly designs, adaptive images are crucial for user experience. So, being able to responsively design prototypes without using multiple layouts for different screen sizes is an extremely powerful and time-saving feature. It’s something that many people have wanted and thanks to the power of Merge, you can do just that by using actual
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Designing web and mobile experiences is no easy feat. It can be tough to visualize complex digital experiences you’re creating with just artboards. You should save your imagination for creating your designs, not waste it racking your brain on how they will interact in real life. That’s why we created UXPin’s new Mirror app. What
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You no longer have to imagine what your final prototype will actually look like on a device. UXPin’s new Device Frames… at your service. Imagine you’ve just poured your blood, sweat and tears into an important design project. You’re ready to shout it from the rooftops and share it with the world. But first, you
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It’s not just responsive vs. adaptive design. Designer Jeremy Girard explains how to combine both web design approaches.
Learn to import layered Photoshop files into UXPin to create an interactive user flow.
Learn about the 5 most common responsive design patterns. Written by responsive designer Ben Gremillion.
Responsive designer and instructor Jeremy Girard teaches techniques for futureproof responsive design. Based on 15 years experience.
Peek inside the e-book UX Design Trends 2015 & 2016 as we fine comb through the advancements of UX design heading into 2016.