Arin Bhowmick’s Post

🤯 In 2024, interfaces like this should be officially banned by the international high council of interface design (of which I hereby promote myself to be the chief director of the board). There’s a core principle to interface design which I have long called (only to myself) the caveman principle. Me want. Me grab. Any time you take an interface away from that principle to something like “I turn this knob over here, in order for this thing over there to work” you have to have a strong user-based justification for why that’s a better interface. Keep interfaces logical, simple, caveman proof. Is that so hard world? 

This is why I think poor usability could be the downfall of human civilization as we know it today. Just wait until we add some poorly designed, poorly implemented AI on top of it! #UX #InterfaceDesign

The art of logic design can be described as follows: Given a gate specification (interface), find an efficient way to implement it using other gates that were already implemented.

I am reading about system design in my free time and explored about Design requirements on a surface level. Here's a screenshot from my notes. #systemdesign

Using a loop to modify the interface design can lead to errors, even if it seems to be working. There is a logical issue preventing the correct triggering of the label value. It's recommended to avoid employing a loop for manipulating interface design when utilizing the component attribute method. Instead, consider the inheritance method for attributes, as it offers easier manipulation of interface design. However, keep in mind that creating an interface using the inheritance method can be more challenging compared to using the component attributes method.

Good interface design makes it easy to accomplish the task before you. Great interface design disappears completely.

If you are a designer and you don't use a grid while creating visual designs, I invite you to watch this: https://lnkd.in/eYWa5-Sc Using a grid directly impacts your developer handoff. #figma #uidesign #uxdesign

🚀 Exciting Times in the World of Software Design! 🌐 Delving into the power of the Observer Design Pattern today. 🧐 Imagine a newspaper subscription, where publishers and subscribers operate in perfect harmony, reflecting the elegance of this pattern. 📰✨ At its core, the Observer Pattern defines a one-to-many dependency between objects, ensuring that when one changes state, all its dependents are notified and updated automatically. 🔄 This not only promotes a loosely coupled design between objects but also offers incredible flexibility and adaptability. What's even more fascinating is its alignment with key design principles: Identify varying aspects and separate them. Program to an interface, not an implementation. Favor composition over inheritance. 🌐💬 How do you embrace design patterns in your software projects? Share your thoughts and let's spark a conversation! 🚀 #SoftwareDesign #ObserverPattern #CodingJourney #DesignPatterns #TechInnovation 🚀

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Parameters can give much needed agility to the design process and control multiple aspects of a design based on a single value. Learn how you can easily execute complex designs with basic expressions. https://lnkd.in/geyqKfbV