There are lots of other approaches to mobile menus. They are explained and demonstrated, with sample HTML code, on the excellent ResponsiveNavigation.net (view it on a mobile device). The examples of ...

Mobile design focuses, or should focus, on the user. This so-called user-centric design has generated a healthy obsession with the three Us: user experience (UX), usability and user interface (UI).

Mobile devices have created a renaissance for user interface designers that are simultaneously trying to exploit their attributes of tactile, high-resolution screens accessible in any situation ...

The 90/10 rule is based on the years I have covered mobile technology, and the observations I've made of countless users of said technology. A good UX is crucial to get a good customer reception ...

One UI 4 has Android 12’s stretch animation, where the screen appears to stretch, or bounce, when you reach the end of a menu. It’s fun and visually interesting and looks the same on both phones.

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. In today’s mobile-first world, the design and functionality of a company’s app can ...

The navigation bar is seeing a slight change in its design, and the color of the bottom navbar is finally consistent with the other elements of the UI. YouTube App Android ...

Google is launching Stitch, a new generative AI tool that helps developers swiftly turn rough UI ideas into functional, app-ready designs.

With the release of iOS 18, One UI 7, Android 15, HyperOS 2, ColorOS 15, and OriginOS 5, users are faced with a wealth of options, each offering unique features and design philosophies.