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Mediocre designer here. Yes I had to use Bootstrap and glyph icons because my 2-man workshop has to publish software. We use flat design of course, since we rea
by angkec 13y ago
Mediocre designer here. Yes I had to use Bootstrap and glyph icons because my 2-man workshop has to publish software. We use flat design of course, since we really don't know what else is suitable. Any designers care to point out a path that we can make ourselves go past the stage of following what's easy and trendy? Some books to recommend or online courses would be great.
- dokuda 13y agoI recommend http://hackdesign.org/ http://hackdesign.org/ They have collections of resources and articles curated by web designers and front-end developers focusing on user interfaces and design theories. These aren't tutorials, but materials for you to read, learn, and apply to your designs and interfaces.
- asciimo 13y agoThank you! This is some quality stuff. I just signed up for the weekly lessons.
- dokuda 13y agoThe other nice thing is that there's no requirement to sign up for anything. You can view all the lessons here: http://hackdesign.org/courses http://hackdesign.org/courses
- angkec 13y agoThanks so much for the tip! Greatly appreciated.
- gte910h 13y agoForrst is continually talking about all this stuff: http://forrst.com http://forrst.com I'm an iOS dev, and I hang out there to get better at design. I'm often in a better place to effect change, and it's always nice to know how to help a designer fix one or two things specific to mobile they may not know.
- deno 13y agoWhy am I not subscribed to Forrst? Oh, right. They’re missing an RSS feed. Let’s fix that: http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=4fa38ba24cb2d545962a2bcfef2bf89a http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=4fa38ba24cb2d5459...
- notdan 13y agoI would recommend the book Design for Hackers.