UI design for software developers. Part 1, Colors
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UI design for software developers. Part 1, Colors
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Re: UI design for software developers. Part 1, Colors
#2UX advice for UI designers giving advice to software developers: Get a free cert from https://letsencrypt.org/ so my basic half-assed digital defenses don't block your site.
I'm not clicking through until you do sorry. Good luck with the multipart series.
Re: UI design for software developers. Part 1, Colors
#3If you are reading this, Jerard, please please please consider the accessibility impact of colour, specifically on colour blind people. You should test your app's proposed colour with an accessibility-checking tool. You should also avoid using certain colours to distinguish between different things.
Re: UI design for software developers. Part 1, Colors
#4UX advice for UI designers giving advice to software developers: Get a free cert from https://letsencrypt.org/ so my basic half-assed digital defenses don't block your site. I'm not clicking through until you do sorry. Good luck with the multipart series.
It's no use if you let it expire like they did.
Re: UI design for software developers. Part 1, Colors
#5Tip No. 1. - Don’t make UI design courses for developers if you don’t have a solid experience in it.
Re: UI design for software developers. Part 1, Colors
#6for those who want alternatives to this post - here is my collection of "design for developers" resources ranging from 4 minutes to 4 months
Re: UI design for software developers. Part 1, Colors
#7If you are reading this, Jerard, please please please consider the accessibility impact of colour, specifically on colour blind people. You should test your app's proposed colour with an accessibility-checking tool. You should also avoid using certain colours to distinguish between different things.
yep. indeed. For example, color contrast should be considered when developing a color palette.
it sucks to readjust the app if you discover late in the development that the palette is not having enough contrast for some parts of the ui.
Re: UI design for software developers. Part 1, Colors
#8UX advice for UI designers giving advice to software developers: Get a free cert from https://letsencrypt.org/ so my basic half-assed digital defenses don't block your site. I'm not clicking through until you do sorry. Good luck with the multipart series.
It's no use if you let it expire like they did.
Out of the box LE make it hard to actually achieve that most basic of calendar fails.
Re: UI design for software developers. Part 1, Colors
#99px font. So, an article for software developers under 30 ;)? (Firefox says = 2em, = 62.5%)
EDIT: I misread Firefox's calculation. Checking again it doesn't say 9px but 16.25px. I guess I just have tired eyes today!
Re: UI design for software developers. Part 1, Colors
#10I always thought this is a good article about color palettes [0]. I haven't read the book (on which the article is based on) yet though, but it might be worth a look (maybe someone has?).
[0]: https://refactoringui.com/previews/building-your-color-palet...