Tag: UI

Accessibility as a Design Standard: What the European Accessibility Act Really Changes for Websites, Apps and Digital Services

The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is no longer a future milestone. It is now part of the day-to-day reality of designing and building websites, mobile applications, e-commerce platforms and digital services across Europe. For many organisations, this shift has been framed as a compliance exercise. A deadline. A list of requirements to meet. A legal […]

UI Animations

UI animations have come a long way over the last decade. Animations don’t just look awesome, but they have evolved into a universal digital language that end users recognise and understand. These micro-interactions allow designers to communicate with users through movements and animation to provide the user with guidance, context, and an immersive user experience. […]

An Overview of Neumorphism

Neumorphic design is a visual trend that has gained traction with UI/UX designers and became a popular aesthetic choice for contemporary software, websites and mobile applications. Drawing on aspects of photorealism and 3D design, neumorphism brought simulated physical attributes, such as textures and shadows, to digital interfaces. To fully appreciate the impact of neumorphic design, […]

Dark UI Design

Dark UI Design: to Do, or to Don’t? Implementing dark backgrounds and patterns in web-, mobile-, and software applications continues to gain traction. So, when asked whether a light-based user interface, or a darker one is better, there simply is no straightforward answer. There are however several considerations that can help you make the right […]