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LukeW | New Layouts for the Multi-Device Web

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LukeW Ideation + Design provides resources for mobile and Web product design and strategy including presentations, workshops, articles, books and more on usability, interaction design and visual design.

Terry Patterson’s insight:

We cannot pretend to ignore the multi-device use of today’s websites. Luke Wroblewski reminds us to be mindful of this “new reality” and accommodate accordingly. Happy designing! 


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uxrave:

Making shapes in CSS – A bunch of resources:
The shapes of CSS by Chris Coyier
Shapes with CSS – live code examples on Codepen.io 
Neo CSS
How to create different shapes in CSS

uxrave:

Making shapes in CSS – A bunch of resources:

The shapes of CSS by Chris Coyier

Shapes with CSS – live code examples on Codepen.io 

Neo CSS

How to create different shapes in CSS

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The Differences Between User Experience and Visual Design | Healthcare IT News

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Some healthcare executives mistakenly view UX and visual design as one and the same. However, an attractively designed interface alone does not automatically lead to end user adoption. End users who find an application cumbersome to use or information too difficult to find, for instance, simply will not use it, no matter how pretty it is. Before deploying technology, it is important executives understand the fundamental differences between these two design approaches.

Terry Patterson’s insight:

There is now a lot of information online now about the role of UI in UX, and I think this is better understood now, at least among the designer community. However, what is important to note here is that the interpretation of executives is not yet “up to date” with these distinct roles. I hope user experience professionals are able to help companies understand exactly what the value is when investment is made on building their solutions strategically around user experience. 


Read the full article on healthcareitnews.com