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There are really 5 fundamentals you'll want to practice if you want to dive into user interface design for the web: 1. Typography 2. Whitespace 3. Color sele
by acconrad 8y ago
There are really 5 fundamentals you'll want to practice if you want to dive into user interface design for the web:
1. Typography
2. Whitespace
3. Color selection
4. Image use and presentation
5. Animation / iconography
With those 5 you'll get the 80/20 of what's needed to make a great design. From there you can dive into the specifics of user experience, information architecture, and a whole host of other facets to make things both aesthetically pleasing and intuitive.
If you want a crash course in those 5 topics, I actually put together a free book with examples on how to apply those things to the web: http://anonconsulting.com/ui-crash-course/ http://anonconsulting.com/ui-crash-course/
Let me know what you think and if you have any further questions don't hesitate to reach out.