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Watch video tutorials and download free samples on prototyping with Keynote and PowerPoint Video Tutorials Keynote Prototyping Essentials How to Prototype an interactive iPhone App in 19 Minutes How To Design a Custom Control in Keynote How to Create Animated Transitions How to Share Your Prototypes and Get Feedback How to Convert Wireframes to High Fidelity With A Few Clicks Interviews With Masters of Prototyping and Design Right-click and save as MP3 Todd Zaki Warfel: How to Plan, Define and Test Your Prototypes Josh Clark: How to Design and Prototype for Mobile Devices Jesse James Garrett: How To Create Simple & Intuitive User Experiences Sample Prototypes (Coming Soon)
Piktochart : l’appli infographique en ligne tant attendue Test rapide que je viens de faire ce soir, sur une toute nouvelle application (en tout cas pour moi) -Piktochart- à classer au rayon des générateurs (simples, efficaces et user friendly) d’infographies en ligne, exploitant la « data ». Une vraie quête du Graal, pour nombre de webeux, journalistes et producteurs de contenus digitaux. Qui en étaient resté aux premiers galops réussis de Visual.ly, ou encore plus récemment du prometteur Vizify. Honnêtement, j’ai passé environ 30 minutes de travail de rang sur ce Piktochart. D’une intuitivité exceptionnelle, elle permet de se baser sur des canevas standards, que l’on a plus qu’à adapter à son propre projet. En vitrine et à la manip’, ça ressemble furieusement à un éditeur en ligne souple, aisé, réactif et complètement dans la mouvance du web 2.0. Voici en tout cas le résultat obtenu, donc en peu de temps.
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8 Next-Generation User Interface That Are (Almost) Here When we talk about user interface (UI) in computing, we’re referring to how a computer program or system represents itself to its user, usually via graphics, text and sound. We’re all familiar with the typical Windows and Apple operating system where we interact with icons on our desktop with our mouse cursors. Prior to that, we had the old-school text-based command-line prompt. The shift from text to graphics was a major leap initiated by founder of Apple, Steve Jobs, with his hallmark Macintosh operating system in 1984. Nevertheless, they give us a clue as to how the next revolution of UI may be. Recommended Reading: Cool Futuristic/Concept Gadgets That Really Inspire 1. The 2002 sci-fi movie, Minority Report portrayed a future where interactions with computer systems are primarily through the use of gestures. A decade ago, it might seem a little far-fetched to have such a user-interface where spatial motions are detected so seamlessly. 2. 3. (Image credit:meharris) 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. More!
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The Anatomy Of A Web Designer [Infographic] Nov 24 2012 The people at UK web hosting company Heart Internet wanted to find out what web designers think of their jobs, their perspectives and the industry as a whole. As 5oo designers had their say, the results may well be seen as at least not totally out of range. Still they are not representative for the industry as a whole. Low Priced, Hard To Find Work For A Largely Male Freelancership That heading about sums it up. Work is hard to find say 80%, while 75% do not expect this situation to get any better soon. Prices are on the way down as competition increases, while still 88% see clients as the main obstacles when it comes to pricing. There are some more interesting findings to explore. (Source & Copyright: Heart Internet UK) Dieter Petereit is Noupe's Editor-In-Chief and a veteran of the web with over 25 years of experience in the world of IT. Homepage
Mastering Photoshop: Noise, Textures, Gradients and Rounded Rectangles Advertisement Often, it’s the little details that turn a good layout into a great design; details such as subtle textures, shading and smooth shapes. Photoshop contains a vast array of tools for embellishing a design, but choosing the right one isn’t always easy. Being the obsessive-compulsives that we are, we’ve conducted a huge range of experiments to determine the benefits and disadvantages of each technique. Noise and Textures Subtle noise or texture on UI elements can look great, but what’s the best way to add it? Number of layers used: fewer is better.Ability to scale: if the document is resized, will the effect maintain its quality? 1. Probably the most obvious method for adding texture to a shape is to create a normal bitmap layer, fill it with a color, select Filter → Noise → Add Noise, then apply a mask or Vector Mask to match the element you’re adding noise to. 2. Unfortunately, the noise can only lighten or darken the underlying elements. 3. 4. Which Method Is Best? 1. 2. 3. 4.
18 Beautiful Examples of Parallax Scrolling in Web Design The parallax effect in web design is something that has gained popularity over the past couple of years. When used properly, it can result in a rich and engaging user experience with seamless navigation. When used poorly, it can result in just a page with a lot of elements moving around and a terrible UX. If you’re considering using a parallax effect in your next web design project, we’ve gathered some great examples here to inspire you. Hero A portfolio WordPress theme that uses a parallax effect in the home page banner to highlight the site’s key message in an engaging fashion. Bagigia Scroll down to explore the website and enjoy a 360 view of the products. Whiteboard Here the concept is the same, fixed images with texts and content moving, creating a nice and smooth effect. Playtend Playtend choose a fun concept and executed it pretty well. New Zealand Scroll down to explore things to do in New Zealand while you see more beautiful background images. TokioLab Cheese Please Marcus Thomas no leath