Designing user interface

by Michał Malewicz, Diana Malewicz

Probably the first ebook with that scale (400+ pages) with knowledge coming from 20+ years of experience, industry experts, and live event Q&A’s. We share our knowledge, know-how, best practices, and quick problem-solving techniques.
Do you want to be a Designer?
Junior Designers will get a clear, comprehensive handbook that guides them step by step through the basics and provides the knowledge necessary to go a step further. The tips within these pages will greatly help you in becoming an awesome Product Designer!
Are you a Designer?
Senior Designers can refresh and update their knowledge, as the book is based on a lot of our very own processes, techniques and more. It’s over 20 years of experience working in the industry distilled

Genres: Design

419 pages, ebook

Reviews

[Salar · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you want to learn UI Design Agile and fast, you should read this one

[Radu · Rating 5 out of 5]

I bought this book because I was mesmerized by the presentation style of the website and the sample PDF. After reading it, I can confirm that the quality of the content matches the quality of the visual presentation. I fully recommend this to anyone who is working on digital products. I am a mobile app developer myself, and the lessons from this book will serve me for decades to come, because a lot of lessons are based on universally valid rules of good design, even relating to how humans evolved to prefer specific visual styles (like gradients, because everything in nature is a gradient - that was a particularly nice insight and "aha" moment). I'll let you discover the rest by reading this, totally worth it.

[Ian · Rating 4 out of 5]

Decent overview of current best practices directly related to UI design that would benefit a newbie or a developer. The visual presentation was very well done. However, there were a lot of grammatical errors and a few places where the visual elements were even misaligned or cut off (not a great look for a book about visual perfection). But this is a strong base that can easily be updated as new trends and practices continue to change.

It would be great if they could take a more advanced perspective around auditing, tokens, and design system code incorporation. Maybe that's another book for the future.

[Marjolein · Rating 5 out of 5]

Already knew most of it, but that didn’t mean I didn’t learn a few tricks. Definitely recommend to new UI designers.

[MS · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.9 starzzz
Excellent.