Interfaces n Usability → 87 Fantastic Login Forms for your Inspiration
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- 25 January 2010, 06:45
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In web 2.0, design is one of the most important things to consider in a website. The better it looks, visitors become more attracted. The same rule applies to login forms. Login forms may not seem much, but making it a simple, clean and better looking helps the visitor engage in the site. Thare are a lot of sites that provide login forms so that the user can get involved in the site. If you are looking to create your own login system, creating a clean, easy and elegant login form has become a must to stay caught up with the latest trends of web design. So, here are the best login forms using these principle.
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Interfaces n Usability → Realism in UI Design
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- 23 January 2010, 05:39
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The history of the visual design of user interfaces can be described as a gradual change towards more realism. As computers have become faster, designers have added increasingly realistic details such as color, 3D effects, shadows, translucency, and even simple physics. Some of these changes have helped usability. Shadows behind windows help us see which window is active. The physicality of the iPhone’s user interface makes the device more natural to use.
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Interfaces n Usability → New Input Interface by Tokyo University
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- 10 January 2010, 08:56
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As you can see in Nintend Wii and iPods, more devices are adopting intuitive interfaces like touchpanels and motion capturing today. These devices make it much easier for people to use otherwise complex devices.
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Interfaces n Usability → 360desktop
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- 14 June 2009, 06:00
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360desktop is a:
— free and safe software that transforms the Windows desktop into a 360° workspace;
— an online platform for creating 360° interactive wallpaper, and
— gallery & widget publishing platform, for sharing 360 wallpaper in the Gallery on 360desktop.com and with everyone on social media sites.
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Interfaces n Usability → TreeBrowser Demo by Igor Afanasyev
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- 1 June 2009, 04:25
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Overview
Imagine there are no “tabs”, no “browser history”, and no back/forward stack. Instead, there is one single space of the web sites that you visit, with direct relationships, or paths, between pages. Each page is represented with its thumbnail, and all such pages live in a single space which can be freely zoomed, panned and rearranged. Such view is very similar to “mind maps” which people often create specifically to understand the subject better. But what if the browser would create such mind maps or, as I call them, “browsemaps” for you like a magic?
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