Tag Archives: UI

Give What Users Want. Now.

YouTube used to display a bar chart to present the “likes” and “dislikes” of a video. What I would immediately see upon landing on the page was the proportion of site visitors who pressed the like and dislike button. But … Continue reading

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Great User Interface: Read Users’ Mind

Ever looking up a word online and having to look up another word in the original word’s definition? Here are the steps to do it if you look up the word online. Go to dictionary.com Enter the word to look … Continue reading

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Passing Value from Child Page to Parent Page

Nov 2, 2010 Update: Microsoft releases a toolkit which includes a control ListPicker–which my article tried to emulate. I’ve downloaded it and it looks good so far. I no longer need to employ a separate page to list options. The … Continue reading

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Edit Post Screen (Variant II)

I thought of this during the long wait at In-n-Out drive-thru (yes, it was good). Utilizing the pivot control, I could place the writing area in one view and the auxiliary components (less used features) in another view. Which components … Continue reading

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Edit Post Screen

I have the most basic Edit Post screen finished. No custom control implemented so far–want to stay with the native ones. I’m still not sure about the category selection–need to look around what other people do.

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Windows Phone 7 UI Guide and Design Templates

Microsoft released the UI Guide and Design Templates for Windows Phone 7 some time ago. The design templates contained several Photoshop files showcasing common user interface elements of Windows Phone.

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