This guide explains what the Axure Repeater widget is, how to add and configure it, bind data, manage rows (add, delete, update), apply filtering, pagination, layout options, and understand its item and repeater properties for efficient UI prototyping.
This tutorial walks through creating a B‑side left navigation panel in Axure, covering container setup, secondary menu design, option groups, styling details, interactive states, dynamic panel conversion, and click‑event handling to achieve a fully functional collapsible menu system.
AnduinOS 1.3, a Ubuntu‑based Linux distribution that mimics Windows 11’s interface, was created by a Microsoft China engineer in his spare time, offering GNOME 48, built‑in software store, clipboard shortcuts, HDR support, and a seamless transition for Windows users seeking a familiar desktop experience.
This guide explains Microsoft’s redesigned Windows 11 start menu that removes the secondary All‑apps list in favor of a grid view, compares it with the list view, shows how to enable the feature via ViveTool, and discusses its usability pros and cons.
This guide walks through setting up the MCP protocol on macOS, configuring a server, installing Bun, linking Cursor 0.47+ with Figma, importing the plugin manifest, enabling MCP in Cursor, and using prompt templates to automatically generate high‑quality iOS fitness app designs, complete with screenshots and practical tips.
The article details a three‑phase redesign of Taobao’s marketing venues—convergence to simplify content, unification to ensure consistent experience, and efficiency to accelerate iteration—covering design principles, componentization, navigation overhaul, dynamic headers, and visual diversity that together improve user comprehension and conversion during major sales events.
The article presents a VR bare‑hand whiteboard system that replaces controllers with natural hand gestures, detailing its evolution, technical challenges, error‑filtering and smoothing algorithms, multi‑board synchronization, required Unity SDKs, and its validation through a CSCW research paper and user studies.
This guide explains why you should design your own logo, walks through using vector software, highlights free open‑source illustration sites, discusses paid royalty‑free assets, and shows practical ways to customize and combine resources to produce a unique brand identity without hiring a designer.
Choosing a clear, aesthetically pleasing programming font is essential for developers, and this guide reviews popular monospaced fonts—Monaco, Consolas, Source Code Pro, JetBrains Mono, Fira Code, Cascadia Code, Inconsolata, and Ubuntu Mono—highlighting their readability features and providing download links.
This article details the design thinking behind Taobao’s 2023 Double 11 interactive game “Fantasy Island”, explaining the background, user‑emotion challenges, and the step‑by‑step solutions for both single‑player management and multiplayer battle modes to boost engagement and satisfaction.
This guide presents a curated list of the ten best cursor themes for Linux desktops, explains how to download and install them, and provides step‑by‑step instructions for applying the themes in Xfce, KDE Plasma, and GNOME environments.
This article introduces twelve completely free online tools—from image placeholders and background removers to CSS gradient generators and code screenshot services—that can dramatically boost the efficiency of programmers, designers, students, and office workers by simplifying common visual and development tasks.
This article explains what web accessibility is, outlines relevant laws and WCAG guidelines, reviews both manual and automated testing methods, debunks common myths, lists useful tools, and provides a detailed checklist to help developers create inclusive, compliant web experiences for all users.
A detailed eye‑tracking case study shows how the Ele.me team designed, tested, and refined a new “Frequent Order” tab by comparing card layouts, discount placement, and visual emphasis, ultimately identifying the most efficient UI for repeat purchases.
This article traces the history of variable fonts, explains their technical axes, and showcases a range of real‑world case studies—from dynamic brand identities and Olympic logos to climate‑awareness typefaces—demonstrating how variable fonts enhance readability, branding flexibility, and interactive user experiences across web, mobile, and physical media.
This article examines how design engineering—rooted in atomic design theory and design tokens—addresses modularity, scalability, and collaboration challenges between designers and front‑end engineers, offering practical workflows, tooling insights, and future directions for consistent, efficient UI production.
This article showcases three typical smart‑home user scenarios—pet owners, family caregivers, and professionals—detailing the UI design concepts of apps such as automatic feeders, smart litter boxes, robot vacuums, intelligent lighting, family smart screens, smart toilets, switches, fitness mirrors, and artistic speakers, while highlighting visual and interaction patterns that improve usability and user delight.
This article explores the role of typography in design, tracing its historical roots from ancient alphabets to modern digital fonts, categorizing serif, sans‑serif, and decorative typefaces, and detailing how font choice, weight, line width, spacing, and color contrast together enhance readability and guide user attention.
This article examines the design of intelligent customer service interfaces, detailing dynamic and static entry modes, trigger mechanisms, queue systems, and the composition of system information, personalized features, chat operation, and input areas, while offering practical UI patterns and considerations for effective user interaction.
This article outlines how the Taobao design team systematically collects, analyzes, and acts on user feedback—building a feedback platform, clustering design‑related sentiment, managing issues, running micro‑surveys, and quantifying impact through processing rates, reduction rates, and satisfaction uplift—turning qualitative voices into concrete UX metrics.
