The Science of Great UI

[@colin-campbell]

That synthwave goatee is something else, nice one!

[@timurmalikov4033]

Really good video for novice in GUI design. Would like to watch more.

[@jpalvis86]

Great video, straight to the point... very useful as it's something I need to get better at

[@chaostheorx4743]

Genuine appreciation for you all!

[@clarkflavor]

That double "I work for Dev Express" line is like something straight out of Tim & Eric.

[@Sendrr]

I like the proximity example, nice one. The "this is my text" box - I disagree, in my opinion the best way is to take the distance between lines as a buffer.

[@singhyuvraj122]

Great Explanation 👍

[@yt-sh]

thank you

[@JeReL19]

Thanks. Id never take a full couse on proper UI design.

[@123spaceinvaders]

Great!!! thanks!!!

[@jwbonnett]

So if Microsoft know this, why do I struggle to use most of their UIs due to WHERE the information is? Azure is the worst offender in my experience, too many things spread out in a non intuitive way.

[@clarkflavor]

Yes, the Azure Portal looks absolutely horrendous.

[@Tsunami14]

Have you seen the AWS interface? 🤨

[@ryanleemartin7758]

Yeah, the old expression "You can bring a horse to water but you can't make him drink" comes to mind. Also, UI/UX is difficult even when you have an idea of what your doing

[@juandelacruz4679]

I would say that the organization of the information is a concern of UX and not UI. Anyways, this guy is not from Microsoft, he's from DevExpress.

[@yt-sh]

its pretty simple everyone, each one is given a task and they end up adding unnecessary buttons making us clueless where to click next

[@Hizabr]

#23:44 😂

[@Tech_Alchemy]

Playing Flappy Bird :D