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Emery Wells on X: "Ever wondered why apps like @linear, @arcinternet, @airtable, and @frame_io feel like gliding on ice, while others feel like trudging through mud? It’s not subjective nor based on taste, it’s all about precise, measurable front-end rendering techniques I call ‘FluidUI.’ The…" / X
Emery Wells on X: "Ever wondered why apps like @linear, @arcinternet, @airtable, and @frame_io feel like gliding on ice, while others feel like trudging through mud? It’s not subjective nor based on taste, it’s all about precise, measurable front-end rendering techniques I call ‘FluidUI.’ The…" / X
It’s not subjective nor based on taste, it’s all about precise, measurable front-end rendering techniques I call ‘FluidUI.’ The… — Emery Wells (@emerywells)
#threads#ui#ux#frontend#animation#design engineering#best practices#apps
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Emery Wells on X: "Ever wondered why apps like @linear, @arcinternet, @airtable, and @frame_io feel like gliding on ice, while others feel like trudging through mud? It’s not subjective nor based on taste, it’s all about precise, measurable front-end rendering techniques I call ‘FluidUI.’ The…" / X
Sterling Crispin 🕊️ on Twitter
Sterling Crispin 🕊️ on Twitter
Technical breakdown of a few neurologicalgical innovations in the Vision Pro
One of the coolest results involved predicting a user was going to click on something before they actually did. That was a ton of work and something I’m proud of. Your pupil reacts before you click in part because you expect something will happen after you click. So you can create biofeedback with a user's brain by monitoring their eye behavior, and redesigning the UI in real time to create more of this anticipatory pupil response. It’s a crude brain computer interface via the eyes, but very cool. And I’d take that over invasive brain surgery any day.
#visionOS#ui#ux#science#MIT#academic#case-study
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Sterling Crispin 🕊️ on Twitter
Molly Hellmuth on Twitter
Molly Hellmuth on Twitter
💡Figma tips: 7 things I learned the hard way updating my 2023 design system. Keep reading to learn new best practices for Figma’s latest property, variant, and auto layout features!.. pic.twitter.com/IFEWBhkgNb— Molly Hellmuth (@molly_hellmuth) January 26, 2023
#figma#best practices#ui#threads#design/systems
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Molly Hellmuth on Twitter
Eli Parra on Twitter
Eli Parra on Twitter
In 🎞🎥movies, which unfold chiefly in time, you think in "edits"/"cuts"/"shots".In 🖱🖥UIs, which unfold chiefly in space, you think in "containers": content-filled boxes to rearrange.Thanks to tech & cultural advance, our units & their composition are getting way richer. pic.twitter.com/I7IbHWalgX— Eli Parra (@elzr) September 29, 2022
In movies, which unfold chiefly in time, you think in "edits"/"cuts"/"shots". In UIs, which unfold chiefly in space, you think in "containers": content-filled boxes to rearrange. Thanks to tech & cultural advance, our units & their composition are getting way richer.
#ui#ux#mental models#design#trends#multidisciplinary#threads#films
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Eli Parra on Twitter
Ken Kocienda on Twitter
Ken Kocienda on Twitter
I worry that a whole bunch of designer effort is now going to be spent on making blobby wobbly pixels—but for what actual benefit? Making great software is still mostly about delivering useful and meaningful features for people.— Ken Kocienda (@kocienda) September 17, 2022
#blog#quoteback#ui#trends#motion#ar#companies/apple
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Ken Kocienda on Twitter
Chan Karunamuni on Twitter
Chan Karunamuni on Twitter
The new project I designed arrives today - the Dynamic Island. Its goal is to feel like a living, elastic bubble that can fluidly shape shift into different alerts and experiences.This is just the start, but I’m excited to see it begin its life! pic.twitter.com/HTkhSK69LU— Chan Karunamuni (@chan_k) September 16, 2022
#ui#ux#animation#motion#companies/apple
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Chan Karunamuni on Twitter