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Mobile Web vs. Native Apps or Why You Want Both (Luke Wroblewski)

While the mobile opportunity has been clear for some time, how to best tackle it remains a subject of debate. In particular, when building software for mobile should we invest in Web-based solutions or a native apps? Yes... (http://lukew.com )

Interview: "The Past, Present and Future of Sketch" (Geoff Teehan )

I was at an Adobe event the other day when someone asked me what my thoughts were on Comet. It got me thinking about what Comet may mean for Sketch. Sketch and Photoshop have been the tools of choice for product designers, and most designers I speak to today have moved from Photoshop to Sketch. (medium.com)

Mobile Gestures: 40% of Sites Don't Support Pinch or Tap Gestures for Product Images

During our mobile usability testing of e-commerce sites we’ve time and again documented that users try to use gestures such as pinch, double-tap, and swipe, to try zooming and navigating images on mobile product pages. However our latest benchmark of 50 top-grossing US mobile e-commerce sites reveal that 40% fail to support these image gestures. (baymard.com)

How Much Does Apple Pay Jony Ive? (Philip Elmer-DeWitt)

That’s a deeply held secret. Judging by the headlines it generated, the biggest news in the proxy statement Apple filed with the Securities Exchange Commission Wednesday was the $25 million compensation package awarded five Apple executives in fiscal 2015: Luca Maestri (chief financial officer), Angela Ahrendts (retail), Eddy Cue (digital content), Don Riccio (hardware), and Bruce Sewell (legal). (fortune.com)

‘Design Thinking’ for a Better You (Tara Parker-Pope)

A strategy called “design thinking” has helped numerous entrepreneurs and engineers develop successful new products and businesses. But can design thinking help you create healthful habits? (nytimes.com)

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Grid Systems for Screen Design (Johan Prag)

In the 1950s, a small group of Swiss designers started searching for a better way of systematizing how information was organized on the printed page. Their work came to be known as grid design and a handful of pioneers like Joseph Müller-Brockmann and Karl Gerstner produced work that was as beautiful as it was rational. (medium.com) #ux

5 Essential Search Trends That Will Impact Online Revenue In 2016 (Jim Yu)

The search and content marketing world has undergone some major changes during 2015. The stage has been set for a shift away from producing content for its own sake. Instead, there is a trend towards the use of search and social data to guide content creation. This development will be a critical part of boosting engagement for brands and helping their content attract the desired audience. (marketingland.com)

What if HCI became a fashion-driven discipline? (Yue Pan, Erik Stolterman)

Today HCI research is quite established as an academic field, with its own conferences and journals. It is still a young research field that during its evolution has been strongly influenced by science-driven disciplines such as psychology, cognitive science, and computer science. (acm.org)

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Did you know that over 46% of email is now read on mobile devices? Designing HTML email can be quite challenging, considering the limited capabilities of many email clients (readers). In contrast, most new email readers supports many of the latest trends in web design. What to do?

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