Presentation - iOS - UI and UX - Mr. Samesh & Mr. Neetin
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This document discusses user interface design principles for iOS applications. It covers topics like design basics, styling and laying out interfaces, using storyboards, and trends like flat design, standard components, clear fonts and gestures. The presentation is aimed at explaining design templates, controls, auto layout, pros and cons of storyboards, and recommendations to think about clean, flat design with standard UI elements and gestures.
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Presentation - iOS - UI and UX - Mr. Samesh & Mr. Neetin
- 1. User Interface Design (iOS) Presented By: Samesh Swongamikha & Neetin Sharma
- 2. Design Basics • The starting point • The mobile connection • Branding vs Standard Controls
- 3. Where is the Template ? • Nibs + …well nothing • Design = Styling + Layout
- 4. Styling • Stay away, controllers • Generic classes • Extensions on native controls • UIAppearance • Libraries (Pixate, )
- 5. Laying it out • Ever growing screen size • No math please • Auto layout to the rescue • Libraries (Masonry, PureLayout)
- 6. Storyboarding • Why storyboard? • pros n cons
- 7. UX Design Trends • Think about clean & Flat design • Do not use gradient but choose Flat colors • Use standard components • Use Clear fonts • Use rounded avatars/buttons • Utilize gesture
- 8. Think about clean & Flat design
- 9. Do not use gradient but choose Flat colors
- 10. Use standard components • Always try to use standard components provided by the system unless you are developing games or any fancy thing. • Do not copy other platform’s design (Android VS iOS)
- 11. Use Clear fonts • By the way system default font is the clear font. • Use less artistic font wherever possible.
- 12. Use Rounded Avatars/Button • Try to use rounded avatars and buttons wherever appropriate. • Do not place buttons too tight.
- 13. Utilize Gesture • Try to utilize gesture provided by system in design.
- 14. Thank you