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Amazing UI Design Inspiration 2013 - #2

Need some inspiration for your next project? You can find it here. Some of the best user interface designs. We showcase some of the most beautiful designs found around the web. Take your time and don't forget to share this with your friends!

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Amazing UI Design Inspiration 2013 - #1

Need some inspiration for your next project? You can find it here. Some of the best user interface designs. All images come from Dribbble, a beautiful platform to showcase your designs as a designer.

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You probably use WhatsApp every day. It's a great way to contact your friends and more important: It's totally free. (despite your operator costs off course)

The only problem with WhatsApp is that it’s not the very well designed. Julian Kraske seems to agree too so he’s come up with his own design of WhatsApp in his free time. And it looks beautiful. It has a very modern design and the interface is just stunning. Also a beautiful use of the typical green WhatsApp logo color.

5 beautiful iPhone homescreen designs

Here I will show you some beautiful homescreen UI iPhone designs. I will future screens I found around the web. Get some inspiration in order to design beautiful stuff.

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Awesome GUI Design top 10 2013

User Interface design is really important for your app or software! That's why you can use some inspiration. Enjoy

My drinks Iphone App

Dribbble Iphone Email

GUI to present information: The main objective of a GUI should be to present information to the user in a comfortable and efficient way, and this is the job of a UI designer or, by extension, a web designer. It’s advisable to try new methods and techniques that provide some differentiating, exclusive or standout element compared to all the others; this will mark it out from the rest, but the main goal should never be allowed to get out of sight.

The iPhone's most beautiful to-do app comes to the Mac

With Clear for Mac, launching in the Mac App Store at midnight tonight, developer Realmac is treading dangerous territory — a space packed to the gills of productivity apps large and small. Yet Realmac founder Dan Counsell says, "The to-do list category on the Mac is more than ripe for some innovation." The Mac App Store is inundated with apps like Things, OmniFocus, and more, but so was the iOS App Store when Clear for iPhone debuted. "For a start, [these apps] encourage their users to spend more time managing and organizing their tasks than achieving them," he added.

On iPhone, where screen real estate is at a premium, Realmac succeeded in creating a whole genre of innovative and chromeless interfaces, and sold over 600,000 copies of Clear for iPhone. But how does that noble goal translate to Mac.

Clear for Mac is a very good application, but I'd only wholeheartedly recommend it to diehard Clear for iPhone users considering its steep price: $14.99 (on sale for $6.99 today, which is more reasonable). There's just no way around the fact that Reminders for Mac and Wunderlist have similar (if not much greater) feature sets, but are totally free.

Read the whole article on TheVerge

UX (User Experience) is all those elements and factors related to the user's interaction with a particular environment or device which generate a positive or negative perception of the product, brand or device.