Free e-book: Interaction Design Best Practices
We've demystified interaction design by distilling complex theories into actionable advice. Learn how to design words, visuals, and space. Best practices included from 30+ top companies and dozens of UX experts.
Interaction design is one of the toughest fields of design. It requires a mastery of UX design, UI design, visual design, and a sixth sense for human psychology.
In our latest free e-book, we boil down interaction design theory into practical advice. Read on to learn what we’ve included.
What’s in the e-book?
Plenty of visual case studies, expert advice, and bulleted lists of specific design tips. This is not a book of theories and big words, but of bottom-line interaction design advice.
We know that interaction design can get quite theoretical, so we’ve taken the time to carefully explain how the concepts translate into your designs.
This free e-book features:
- 7 detailed chapters covering topics like Hick’s Law, Fitt’s Law, affordances, creating consistency, designing interface copy, designing white space, reducing cognitive load, and much more.
- Visual case studies from 30+ companies like Apple, AirBnB, Dribbble, Behance, Hootsuite with explanations of their IxD best practices.
- Easy-to-read, practical approach to every single topic.
- Specific advice from IxD experts like Dan Saffer, Stephen P. Anderson, Rachel Nabors, and dozens others.
Take a look at our free e-book, and feel free to share if you find it helpful!
Once 1000 shares are reached, the next 6-chapter e-book on designing interactions for time & behavior will be unlocked.
by Jerry Cao on
Jerry Cao is a content strategist at UXPin where he gets to put his overly active imagination to paper every day. In a past life, he developed content strategies for clients at Brafton and worked in traditional advertising at DDB San Francisco. In his spare time he enjoys playing electric guitar, watching foreign horror films, and expanding his knowledge of random facts. <a href="https://twitter.com/jerrycao_uxpin">Follow him on Twitter.</a>
