Every professional who designs for web, and not only, should have a library from UI elements. Rich text editor, drop down menu, wizard and other important elements of UI design now in Online Applications Stencil Kit from UXPX.net
We would like you to use Online Applications Stencil Kit for your projects, share this kit with others and spend your free time in 2011 on other important things, rather then designing these elements from scratch, we already did it for you!
We use online reports to view data. Data can be sorted, filtered, exported in different formats, transferred via email or delivered in printed format to the CEO.
We might work on a report which contains info about books we sold in the past 8 months or a report on the amount of cars purchased by the people in New York state. Reports usually contain important and very specific information, equipped with filtering and searching mechanisms.
There are a few techniques how you can design web sites or online applications.
Pros and cons of each technique
From my professional experience I would say it depends on the company you are working on/client and your expertise. Some companies are always asking to deliver high fidelity designs in 300dpi. In this case you began designing in Adobe Illustrator.
Other companies will ask you to deliver 72 dpi designs, in this case if you select Photoshop, you are on the right track.
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In the nearest future, the internet will become a high-end platform for online applications.
We call browser a platform installed on a user machine. Platform means that browsers are not only responsible for correct display of images and text but for delivering high-end, rich user experience.
We ask different users what they think about browsers: “The browser is where I’m doing my search, to find things”, “Browser is Google”, “Browser is Yahoo”, “Browser, it is Mozilla Firefox or Safari”
Some users can’t really tell the difference between a browser and a search engine, they call Google browser but it’s not, Google is a search platform incorporated with many other features such as: Gmail, Google Docs, Google talk etc., Google release open source web browser – Google Chrome in December 2008, as a part of Google Chromium Project. Continue reading
Web technologies progress is super fast in our days, that forces everyone to stay focused on user-centered design and usability. Professionals in this industry often publish articles and share knowledge through their blogs. If you work for a large company like Google, Microsoft or any other, you might have trainings or group discussions about certain topics. Gaining experience is a vital part of life for a usability expert or interface designer. Following websites will help you boost your creativity, reach the next level in your career and succeed in professional growth.
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