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The App Design Handbook by Nathan BarryIn the App Store, apps are judged by their screenshots. For paid apps, that is the only thing the user has to work from, so you need to learn how to design iOS applications that look great. But more important than that, they need to be intuitive for the users. The App Design Handbook will take you from creating wireframes that focus on the user flow, to adding style through colors and textures, to finally adding polish to your app with animations and other subtle details.This book, available in PDF format, was entirely written and produced by the author. Pricing set by author.
We are proud to be distributing it.This work was written and produced entirely by the author. We are proud to be distributing it. In this book, you’ll learn the entire design process. Rather than just focusing on what makes an application look good, the author takes you through important decisions that affect the user experience.
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What navigation style is right for your app? How do you try out a lot of different design ideas without wasting time?We’ll start by teaching you to evaluate and find quality ideas, then show you how to cut them down to the bare minimum required for a great mobile experience. Once you figure out your idea, you’ll move on to sketching interface and interaction ideas before adding style and polish that will help get your app the attention it deserves.By the end of the book you’ll have learned all the elements that make a great user experience on the iPhone or iPad.This book, available in PDF format, was entirely written and produced by the author. We are proud to be distributing it.Please note that as a design-oriented title, the format of this book is more like a coffee-table book than a textbook; it wouldn’t translate well to e-reader formats such as epub and mobi, and so is offered in PDF format only.
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