https://trends.uxdesign.cc/
The suggested guidelines for creating 'calm tech' really caught my attention as something I'd love to see more of.
I'm completely in love with this article by a Shopify illustrator about how companies handle diversity in their visualities.
Points tackled include:
* You can't just make everyone purple and call it diverse
* It's not just diversifying job roles, but actions. Who's pointing at the whiteboard? Who's explaining? Who's giving objects?
* Body language. Who's looking away? Who's making eye contact?
* How many of these problems start with a design team that's not diverse
https://ux.shopify.com/you-cant-just-draw-purple-people-and-call-it-diversity-e2aa30f0c0e8
oh my god this is the cutest username/password UI I have ever seen
Source: https://dribbble.com/shots/4249163-Animated-login-form-avatar
Made an animated SVG login avatar. I've seen a couple of these recently, but both were pre-illustrated and rendered frame-by-frame animations synced to the email input. I wanted to make one with li...
@emaree so cute!
It reminds me of remembear, where if you give the wrong password multiple times the bear starts sweating https://twitter.com/_AlanCurran/status/1070736375597670401
@seeh defiiiinitely not. Material Design offers nothing like this out of the box.
Perhaps we've had a misunderstanding. The impressive part of the UI is the reactive animation responding to the user's input. I would agree that the input boxes themselves are standard Material Design.