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In this ppt, I will share you top ten elements of app UI design.Just call @ 9819836042 for free quote.<br>
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What are Elements in an App? • Elements are what bring an app to life! • They facilitate active interaction and increase the usability of an app. • They communicate the language of the app in a simple way and also takes inputs from users.
Our Top 10 App UI Elements are as follows: ICONS • Icons needs to be simple, noticeable, and clearly representing the app or its functions. • They need to be designed creatively yet intuitively
BUTTONS • A button typically appears raised from the background and may have icons or text as its components. Buttons are of various kinds- simple button, drop-down button, toggle button, checkboxes, call-to-action button and the like.
SEARCH FIELDS • Search Fields play a vital role in user navigation. • They need to be visible and it is recommended to place a sensible, friendly default question to encourage the user to take action.
BREADCRUMBS • Like the name suggests, Breadcrumbs are a series of page titles representing the flow or pages visited by a particular user. • They can be clicked by the user to navigate to any of the preceding pages.
NOTIFICATIONS • There are two kinds of notifications- In-app notifications and Push notifications. • Examples of in-app notifications are introduction to app usage and new functions. Push notifications are similar to in-app notifications with the exception that they reach the mobile phone user, even if the app is not open.
TOOL TIPS • A tool tip instantly appears when the user scrolls over to an item, quickly giving further description or usage tips. • It denotes attentiveness to the user's needs and adds to the app experience.
LOADING ELEMENTS AND PLACEHOLDERS • This, along with other elements like icons, form a part of micro interactions- a simple, visual way of representing a process and its completion to the user. • The idea is to give real time feedback to the user regarding any function the app is performing
CONTD. • An example of a loading element is the typical circle of dots flashing one after the other, often found in many places, including when a YouTube video is buffering. • A placeholder is something that holds an empty space or screen while the full content is loading. It usually presents blurred outlines of content that is about to load.
TAGS • Tags are terms attached to certain items that make them easy to search. This element is a must especially if your app manages a large database.
IMAGE CAROUSEL • Now, don't we all enjoy those images with dazzling one line descriptions sliding away to reveal another before we get enough of one? That is exactly what an image carousel is. A must for e-commerce apps!
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