Danni's Design Library

I share interesting design ideas and my design process here.

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Basecamp - displays a message about their responsive web app if you repeatedly resize the browser window.

/via Sergio Sánchez

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MyFitnessPal – Reminder notifications are automatically disabled if you ignore them after a few days.

/via Andrew

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Posters work for School of Nursing Online Education Team Training Session (February and March).

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Health Pal Ideation Process Visual Presentation. =]

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My Plan for the final project in Information Visualization Class. Exercise for #Flow_Diagram

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My Information Visualization Homework this week. Good practise for graphic design skills. :)

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This week's homework for my layout and art direction class in SVC. I want to create a feeling of sweet old days and home.

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Simple answers | xkcd

via nevver

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"check in" motivation model. I'm always wondering whether that is a effective solution.

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Flat iWork!

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Smart Evernote! Event data pulled from my calendar?

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The Music Preview Design in Spotify is sweet and intuitive! It makes me feel getting back to the old days, and is fun.

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Everlane Shopping Experience

One word to describe shopping on Everlane's website: elegant.

I am always amazed by how simple it is, while being functional and easy to use. 

e.g.: it is easy to browse and find the products I want to buy (also because the products in their products category is limited compared to amazon etc)

when hovering over the thumbnail, you can easily see the available sizes...

zoom-in observation of certain product. the benefits of this approach is that the original picture can serve as a reference and navigation map.

removing products from shopping bags can be easily done. undo is right there, helpful and not annoying.

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http://www.f-i.com/fi/airlines/

Found this website on awwwards.com

love their overall flight booking experience design, and some of their small interaction details. Well, design cannot be good without well-thought details. 

However, one thing I am curious about the information board is the logic behind when to show which type of board (there are 3 types as explained). Would it be better if user can change the information type they want to show on the board. (make the board also interactive) :)

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Wikipedia Mobile - When viewing ‘Nearby’ articles, items with missing photos give you the option to take one yourself.

/via Vibha Bamba