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The power of Motion Guidelines in digital products, by Alejandra Hernández What's motion? What does it bring? Why and how documenting it? Some answers brought by Alejandra alongside examples et online documented Motion Guidelines (end of the article) This is something that came a bit late in our design system, but truth is motion isn't something developers usually are confident implementing. Adding a layer of documentation and some code examples using the same language they use is a key to helping them with the implementation. Personally, I love micro interactions and motion, when well implemented. But always keep in mind accessibility when you start making things move around the interface. (I talk about it in my next book, stay tuned: https://buff.ly/4b2Qdke) https://buff.ly/45hDysk

🔓Unlocking Microcopy Power🚀 Microcopy. It's the unsung hero of product design. Tiny in size, gigantic in impact.🎯 Think about it. Those small nuggets of text guide users, reduce friction, and boost conversions. But we often overlook them, lost in the grandeur of design and functionality. Here's a contrarian thought: Microcopy is your secret weapon.💣 It's not just about 'Submit' or 'Buy Now'. It's about 'Let's Get Started' or 'Yes, Secure My Spot'. It's about creating a conversation, not giving a command.🗣️ Microcopy is the bridge between your product and your user. It's where the magic happens. It's where users feel understood, not used. So, next time you're in a product meeting, don't just discuss features. Bring up the microcopy. Advocate for it. And watch the magic unfold.✨ Read my entire take here: https://lnkd.in/gTdshp4Y

CreativePro Magazine Issue 29 features articles on print-on-demand services, Generative Recolor, tips & tricks, creating a flatplan, and more!

Let’s Talk Prompt Engineering, the most in-demand profession of the future! Great prompts go beyond words; they create inspiring images, captivating text, music that sets the tone, and even code! Imagine crafting intricate code effortlessly, translating your ideas into reality with a simple command. It’s all possible with the right prompt. #promptengineering #promptdesign #jobsofthefuture #artificialintelligence

#04 The Bullet Journal System Developed by digital product designer Ryder Carroll in the late 1990s, the Bullet Journal offers a flexible framework that adapts to your unique needs 🔦 Bullet Journal Basics The Bullet Journal system revolves around a bullet point structure within a notebook. Here are the steps you can follow to create a Bullet Journal; 1️⃣ Get A Notebook Select a notebook with grids, lines or plain pages. Ideally, any notebook will work. 2️⃣ Create An Index Create an index at the beginning of your notebook to list sections & their corresponding page numbers. 3️⃣ The Key Similar to a map, develop a key section that defines the symbols you'll use throughout your journal. Common symbols include; 🔴 Dot for tasks, ⭕ Circle for events, ➖ Dashe for notes, 💡 Bulb for Ideas. 4️⃣ Future Log Dedicate a few pages to list upcoming events and plans. 5️⃣ Monthly Log At the beginning of each month, create a list of upcoming events, deadlines, and goals for the month. 6️⃣ Weekly Log Plan out the monthly logs into bit sizes tasks each day of the week. 7️⃣ Daily Log Dedicate a page to Rapid Log your 🔴 Tasks, ⭕ Events, ➖ Notes, 💡 Ideas. *Use the symbols from your key to help you Rapid Log (log faster) 🔦 The Bullet Journals Advantage The Bullet Journal system offers a unique blend of flexibility and structure. Unlike rigid planners, It adapts to your evolving needs. 🧘🏽♂️ Time to Reflect Here are three questions you can reflect on; 1. What unstructured projects/goals do I currently have? 2. How can a Bullet Journal system help me streamline my thoughts, tasks, and plans? 3. Am I open to experimenting & customizing my Bullet Journal system to fit my needs? 💭 Remember: A Bullet Journal is a journey, not a destination. Don't be afraid to; ✔ Experiment, ✔ Adapt, and ✔ Personalize Your overall system as you go. As the founder of this system, Ryder Carroll himself says, "The Bullet Journal is not a finished product. It's a system you create." Thats All For Today, As Always, Stay Productive! #MrProductivitySystems #BulletJournal #BUJO #Productivity #Personaldevelopment

From managing a website to creating a document, it should always include accessible elements. Here are two tips ⤵️ 🎨 Contrast Is A Must #Contrast helps people see in poor lighting or with poor vision. Avoid using white text on pale backgrounds. Instead, use light text on a dark background or vice versa. 📑 Label Forms Knowing how to fill out a form appropriately is essential for everyone's success. Providing clear instructions and making them #accessible to assistive technologies is essential. Utilizing these tips helps prioritize #ECUAccessibility digitally for all #Pirates. 💜

Ready to Transform Your Design Process? 🛠️ Documenting your design effectively is crucial. In my latest article, I explore how a well-structured design doc can keep your team aligned and ensure project success. Discover the power of thoughtful documentation and see the difference it makes! 🚀 #DesignDoc #DocumentingDesign #ProblemSolving

This is one of the most popular pages on our website 👇 When we set up ZeroSixty Design it was important for us to take the opposite approach to how most agencies operated. Because the industry is changing, design agencies need to too. And by the feedback and recognition so far, it's working. What does that mean? It means high impact & high quality design first. And that includes: ▶ A bias for action & design for impact over tired design-thinking ▶ Right sizing over bloated volume hiring & firing ▶ Powerful prototypes & tangibility over flat & found patterns ▶ Dedicated experienced teams over underpowered outsourced teams #design #agencies #experiencedesign #designforimpact

The secret to a successful Design System—The Documentation! 📚 Documentation isn’t just a final step, it’s an integral part of the design system journey. From the moment Guiding Principles are agreed upon, they should be documented. This ensures that every part of the Design System becomes a part of the documentation itself. Remember, documentation is a team sport. It’s not solely the responsibility of designers or developers. Everyone involved in the design system must participate. 🤝 Here’s a sneak peek into what a robust Design System Documentation includes: 1. Get Started: A quick guide to kickstart your journey. 2. Style Guide: The visual language of your system. 3. Components and Patterns: The building blocks of your system. 4. Other parts: Blogs, how-to guides, and more. Stay tuned to learn more about each of these constituents in our upcoming posts. Let’s make design systems better, together! #DesignSystems #ProductDesign #Documentation