Mister Slyther

Been practicing Illustration, glad how this turned out:

Im available, skype: joseph.pe1 portfolio: www.ashstudios.net

I honestly made this with the intention of practicing and developing my skills. I don't use apples reminders app, so idk.

Go into something that you're interesting in doing and you love learning about it everyday.

BUMPP

I'm open to all suggestions. record what?

Yeah that is a possibility as well. Setting it on the temperature u want, should have done that smh lol

Basically the purpose of the app is to turn on the shower for the user and the temperature he desires within the hot and cold boundaries.

updated:

oh fuck I forgot, ill have it done soon. Adobe Experience is really good, you can produce UI work much faster than photoshop or any other adobe software. Similar to Sketch for macs.

I used illustrator for the creation of some of the icons, and I use Adobe Experience Design to create the UI.

Dashboard Concept I began taking UI/UX Design seriously as this is my career path that I will be taking. I still need to learn how to animate as well to present good prototypes. Live Prototype: https://xd.adobe.com/view/edb93f4a-44f4-424f-abfc-28568f08d66d/ EDIT:

bumppp

You see, the work I saw on Behance for UI and Webdesign, most of them, if not all of them have that simple/responsive/modern design. Which I really liked. So I'm gonna practice it. I'll definitely produce something better soon. And sure send me that RS Sprite :p

I have been practicing with Illustrator lately, so I can create my own icons for UI and some art. I also did a webdesign which I struggled with for some reason:

Here I spent time testing the differences visually and the experience for users with rounded cornered buttons and ones without, turns out obviously there are no differences. However there are psychological differences that I have learned. Positioning the 'Forgot Password?' button is also necessary to consider. Angular objects are more effective at attracting attention and engaging thought; contoured objects are more effective at making a positive emotional and aesthetic impression. This is according to UI/UX Research. It's important to know these details because I hope to one day to be able to myself a professional and a qualified UI/UX designer

bumppp

Thanks for the feedback, hence why i called day 1 basic design haha, its basic. Im not particularly concerned about the language im using, as i looked at the designs of professionla UI designers and the language I used is what they used. So im following with it.

Alarm clocks are alarm clocks, so im not sure if its really meant to do anything else other than alarm people tbh. Its just about design and the UI atm for me.

Dau 2: OnTime - A alarm clock (project incomplete) This project is incomplete, but I stopped with it for now. Will move onto something else: Live Prototype: https://xd.adobe.com/view/952c762e-ea2b-4451-9c52-9b35d08be285

Very good question, the rounded rectangles are lesh harsh than ordinary rectangles. Psychologists have also stated that rounded corners are more soothing and welcoming. Hence why allot of apps and UI designers use rounded corners. Rounded corners are more visually appealing than just ordinary rectangles as well, at least in my opinion. I've read an article 2 days ago, take a look at the difference: I personally know what you mean by how apps have similar designs/concepts. Which is why I'm going to try to be more creative and innovative, as well considering the User Experience for users. As a UI designer, you need to make sure that it isn't difficult for users to navigate when using interfaces and inputting information.

I've set myself a 90 day UI Challenge, i have to design a UI interface or a series that are related to each other starting from today. One concept or a series per day. I had to do this because I realized I'm about to become a year 1 Graphics Student (after I completed my foundation year already) and so I needed to start working on my career and the path that I decided to take and that is becoming a UI/UX Designer. I have read the common mistakes that UI designers do and a few things that should be avoided. My goal is to eliminate those mistakes and create innovative designs that are user friendly. Software being used: Adobe Experience Design On a site note, i'm hoping the colors don't appear too strong (too much saturation), because if your screens device is old that may occur. I have recently purchased a HP Omen laptop for gaming and designing purposes. The screen is great. Day 1: Starters and Introduction (Basic Design)

signature done!