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User Interface Design

What does a UI designer do?

a multidisciplinary field, requiring UI designers to wear multiple hats as part of one role.

UI designers are responsible for ensuring the product’s interface is visually stimulating, easy to use, and in line with business goals.

What is a user interface?

User interface elements usually fall into one of these four categories:

Containers

Informational components

Navigational components

Input Controls

the point of human-computer interaction on an app, webpage, or device.

what does a UI designer typically have on their to-do list?

To design the interactivity of each UI element

To choose an awesome color palette for the interface, as well as thinking about the typography.

To design a suite of elements to be used across the product, including icons, buttons, and sliders.

To ensure the designs of the product are responsive by testing the interface on various devices and screen sizes

To design each individual screen of the product

the disciplines, concepts, and theories that form the fundamental base of UI design.

Responsive UI design

UI design patterns

Examples: Where and how has the pattern been implemented before?

Solution: What is the solution?

Context: When should the pattern be used?

Problem: What does the user want to do?

Gestalt principles

The principle of closure

Our mind tends to follow paths and group elements that are aligned with each other

The principle of similarity

The principle of proximity

what is it?

the aesthetic design of a product’s user interface. It’s the process of creating interfaces of apps and websites with a focus on look and style