Although I ~never used Apple products, a good ten-fifteen years ago I ran through a quite expensive "Apple Human Interface Design"[1] book. After that, whenever another "book" / blog series / etc came out about "UI", I was discarding them saying "and now what, that's just common sense".
It. Is. Not.
The more companies and people I had been working with, the more I started to see that most of the UI design (or for that matter, displaying information on a UI / document / advertisement) what I thought had become "common sense", hadn't. Most of my colleagues cannot properly position / color a button. Cannot structure a document (headers, tables, bulletpoints) to be easily comprehensible, consumable. Struggle to summarize information in an email.
This 50 UI tips is great! Thanks for this. I will share as a baseline with my team.
[1]: I can't find which one. Maybe its title was something different.
It. Is. Not.
The more companies and people I had been working with, the more I started to see that most of the UI design (or for that matter, displaying information on a UI / document / advertisement) what I thought had become "common sense", hadn't. Most of my colleagues cannot properly position / color a button. Cannot structure a document (headers, tables, bulletpoints) to be easily comprehensible, consumable. Struggle to summarize information in an email.
This 50 UI tips is great! Thanks for this. I will share as a baseline with my team.
[1]: I can't find which one. Maybe its title was something different.