Great design instantly draws the user’s attention to the intention of the interaction, blurring everything else – including the interface that’s enabling that interaction.
If your product or service draws attention to how beautiful or ugly the user interface is – well, it’s most likely not well designed. On the other hand, if your product or service draws attention to the intended interaction between the user & your brand, makes the user take action like its ‘obvious’ – you’ve most likely nailed the design.
3D Touch: Makes a difference in sensitive power of human touch.
3D Touch is a powerful sensitive technology that enables trackpads and touchscreens to distinguish between different levels of pressure applied on the surface. It works using capacitive sensors integrated into the display.3D touch adds an additional powerful of new dimension touch interaction functionality in the iPhone. On supported device (iPhone6/6s/6 Plus/7/7s/7 Plus) user can access functionality by just applying pressure on the app icon on touch screen and then application will respond by displaying a menu, actions view, widget or playing animation. Multi Touch function like Swipe, Tap, Rotation, Pinch etc. 3D Touch enabled actions which help users to complete essential tasks more quickly and simply or engage in enhanced gameplay.
Let’s start from basic. Before we talk about MVVM design pattern, we must first understand “What is a Design Pattern?”. It can be defined as a solution which allows us to reuse the code structure while developing/designing the application. Design Patterns help you to write simplified & reliable code, which is easily understandable & can be reused multiple times. In simple words, design patterns help in managing code complexity.
Below is an interview of Ms. Vidhya Abhijith, co-founder, Codewave. She opens up on “Design thinking”, integrating “agile & design thinking” to build the right solutions, to maximize value.
I believe digitization efforts are meaningless, if problems we’re solving, are not designed for maximizing human interaction and opportunity for continuous high value exchange. This can only be done best, when designers understand what people need, that a business can give – to meet high moments of demand with the best possible supply.
Makes sense! But how do you achieve this? Please tell us a little more about your day to day activities as a design head, your secret-sauce?
I guide the design team to :