Jan 15, 2019

Alex Kukharenko - Issue #35

By Alex Kukharenko • Issue #35 • View online

Hi!

Happy new 2019 year, my friend! What this year will bring us? Who knows. Predictions in life usually don’t work, which is a good thing.

How did you feel a year ago?

A year ago I had no normal job, visa problems and overall unsettledness. But the dark place is always going to the end 🌞I hope you are in a positive trend as well.

I belive that 2019 is going to become a year of chasing dreams: yours and mine. But before chasing something we have to ask ourselves: what do we actually dreams about 😉 Not the simplest question, isn’t?

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But let’s get to the work👇

News

😈 3 the worst design crimes of 2018

There was plenty of bad design to choose from: dongles, dark patterns and weird voting machines.

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📈10 exciting web design trends you can't hide from in 2019

What is new coming this year in our field? 10 predictions from TheNextWeb.

thenextweb.com • Share

🍏 Why Are All Apple Products Photographed at 9:41 a.m.?

An insider tells a story behind. As you know, Apple’s attention to the details is marvellous and this is one more good example.

www.inc.com • Share

10 Ways to Avoid Designer Burnout in 2019

It’s going to happen at some point this year; you will face designer burnout.

www.webdesignerdepot.com • Share

Design Tools & Resources

Remove Background from Image

Remove Image Background in 5 seconds without a single click. Is there AI behind? Apparently!

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Learning

Bad designer, OK designer, awesome designer

How designers with different expertise approach to design things? There is a nontrivial and fresh definition of a good designer.

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How To Build An Unforgettable First-Time User Experience

Guys from Crashlytics built an onboarding experience users never expected. Take some key learning out and remember that

The average app loses 77% of its daily active users within the first 3 days post-install 😉

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📱 What to Do If Users Mistap Your Icon Buttons

A simple trick to design better touch areas for icons in mobile apps.

uxmovement.com • Share

5 Mistakes in Designing Mobile Pushes

In 2016, the average mobile phone user received 56 notifications per day according to a study. Today, maybe more? In this article, 5 push-notification mistakes were discussed.

www.nngroup.com • Share