09.28.16
Ben Mingo is a visual designer currently working at UENO and he has a beautiful portfolio full of motion design work as well. Most of his projects are motion vignettes which gives us a great idea of how things should work. Smooth transitions combined with killer visuals is always a recipe for success. I selected a few of his works to share here with you today and inspire you to start prototyping your work.
Some of the projects I selected illustrate scrolling events, transition from list view to details view and of course beautiful visual and motion design.
For more information about Ben, make sure to visit his website at http://www.benmingo.com/
I love browsing through sites like Behance and Dribbble for visual design inspiration. It's amazing to see how much the field has evolved. We can see highly editorial designs that look more and more like beautiful magazine pages.
Designing mobile applications require a profound understanding of the problem, the audience and the goals of your product. It's a task that involves UX designers, researchers and pretty much everybody that uses that problem.
We talked and posted a lot of visual design references that we believe are the new trends for 2016. The Abduzeedo blog is a good example with some of the styles for typography, especially vertical orientation texts on the sides, a lot of white space and a non-uniform grid.
Samson Vowles is a visual and interaction designer from Munich, Germany. He has been posting some really cool work on his Dribbble profile, especially the latest series of screens for a weather app which blends simplicity with elegant motion design.