Users can be hesitant to fill out forms. That is why it is our goal as designers to make the process of filling out a form as easy as possible. In this article, I’ll share a number of practical techniques that are bound to help you design effective forms.
React Native is a modern framework that allows JavaScript to run on and interact with IOS and Android phones in the same way as native code does.
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In design, the color act as a key function that grabs the attention of the user. Is product design only about how humans interacts with it?
During my research I came across a lot of people advocating setup using the hypothetical .dev domain, I hate to say it but this is a bad a bad idea.
NativeScript is a framework for building cross-platform native mobile apps using XML, CSS, and JavaScript. In this series, we're trying out some of the cool things you can do with NativeScript.
Try a quick search on the difference between UI vs UX yields ketchup bottles and grass lanes.
Eight rules about color palettes that everyone (including non-designers) should know
Most websites — and, more importantly, their readers — can benefit from becoming PWAs — Progressive Web Apps. And it’s so easy!
A little over a year ago, we founded Beta Labs with the goal of creating engaging mobile apps, tailored to young millennials and gen Z…
We’re excited to introduce our latest book — RxSwift: Reactive Programming with Swift. See what’s inside, and learn how to grab your launch week discount!
At WWDC 2017, Apple announced a long wanted system framework for developers, CoreNFC. Apple’s CoreNFC currently supports one single NFC format, NFC Data Exchange Format, or NDEF
ReplayKit is an incredible API which makes it extremely simple for developers to integrate safe and efficient screen recording into their apps.
In this article, we're going to take a look at NativeScript, an open-source framework for building mobile iOS and Android apps with JavaScript.
The New York Times website is changing, and the technology we use to run it is changing too. At the center of this has been our adoption of React, Relay and GraphQL.