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Building iOS Interfaces: A Custom Button

It’s about time to apply what we’ve learnt so far to implement a custom button and introduce some new concepts along the way.
Reda Lemeden
March 3, 2016
- iOS
- Design
- Mobile
- Swift
Building iOS Interfaces: Views

Views are the cornerstone of iOS app interfaces. Let’s take a look at what they are and how they work.
Reda Lemeden
February 3, 2016
- iOS
- Design
- Mobile
- Swift
User Testing Gone Wild: A Guide to Course Correction

After some unexpected twists, here’s how to get your user test back on track.
Jaclyn Perrone
December 24, 2015
- Design
- Usability
- Testing
Building iOS Interfaces: A Primer

You are a designer and you want to have a more active role in implementing your iOS designs. This introduction will outline what’s involved in this process.
Reda Lemeden
November 24, 2015
- iOS
- Design
- Mobile
- Swift
Naming Colors

The why and how of naming the colors you use in your design and development projects.
Reda Lemeden
November 3, 2015
- Color
- Design
- OS X
Basic CSS Selector Syntax Explained Using Cats

CSS can be tricky. Learn some basic selector syntax with cats!
Mike Borsare
October 26, 2015
- Fun
- CSS
- Design
- Web
- Frontend
- Back To Basics
Building Learning into our Process with Prototypes

The value in prototyping isn’t in the mockups that we produce. It’s in the learning that the team gets after they test the prototype with potential users.
Kyle Fiedler
October 19, 2015
- Design
- Prototyping
Merck Developer Portal Case Study

A glimpse into our process from start to finish on a developer portal project for Merck.
Kyle Fiedler
September 14, 2015
Test-Driven Product Design

Development tests drive the process for how we implement new features. Design tests should drive why we are building the features in the first place.
Kyle Fiedler
September 8, 2015
Blurred Lines

Great software design teams hire designers who implement, developers who care about design, and by blurring the lines between their roles and responsibilities.
Kyle Fiedler
August 27, 2015
- Design
- Prototyping
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