UI Hacker - Different Learning Points

UI Hacker is a design technology blog website dedicated to sharing UI related experience, efficiency, technology, tools, Sketch, HTML+CSS capabilities. UI designer is a profession that combines visual and technical skills, learning something different from UI hacking!

Since the flat interface of iOS7 replaced the pseudo physical interface, after several years of development, UI design has become increasingly simple. This is good news for many designers: they can create interfaces that look good without putting in a lot of effort or time.

However, this does not mean that the threshold is lowered. With the development of the Internet, UI is increasingly filled with a sense of technology. UI designers need to understand and learn various new technologies and concepts, such as responsive design, iconfont technology, CSS styles, dynamic effects, new forms of interaction, and so on. And communication and collaboration with products, front-end, and technology have become increasingly important.

UI designers in many companies are gradually becoming solution providers in the field of design, which also means the need to increase the breadth and depth of design knowledge.

The above is my understanding of UI design.

Returning to UI hacking, I am currently leading a UED team where many tasks revolve around "managing the relationship between design, technology, and efficiency".

Cutting diagrams, adapting, maintaining component libraries, developing specifications, improving efficiency, and so on, have encountered many problems in the process of handling these non design tasks. We have filled in many pitfalls and summarized a lot of experience, which we believe can definitely help everyone solve some problems.

Unlike visual websites, UI hackers primarily target experiences, techniques, efficiency, tools, and skills related to UI, and each article is based on original work.

Finally, I personally think that after years of experience, UI designers should prepare a Retina screen Mac computer for themselves, as it has many benefits. The tools, experience, and efficiency introduced in the UI hacker article are all based on the Mac platform. Please be aware.