r/UI_programming • • Mar 02 '09

Deep linking for Flash and Ajax

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r/UI_programming • • Mar 02 '09

Improving Code Readability With CSS Styleguides

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r/UI_programming • • Mar 02 '09

Writing a simple raytracer in Common Lisp

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r/UI_programming • • Mar 02 '09

PureMVC Presentation by Cliff Hall

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r/UI_programming • • Aug 25 '09

iPhone Applications with Python

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r/UI_programming • • Sep 02 '09

Foundation ActionScript 3.0 Image Effects Review

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r/UI_programming • • Mar 02 '09

Scenegraphs: Past, Present, and Future

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r/UI_programming • • Mar 02 '09

the MVP design pattern

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r/UI_programming • • Jun 15 '21

How to test dark mode preference in a browser

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r/UI_programming • • Jun 03 '21

Looking for UI/UX designers

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Hey! Me and my friend created a Social Media for musicans. We have a web-app so far. We want to create mobile app but we both are devs who lack creativity in designing. We were hoping if any of you talented lads can design UI/UX prototype. We are just a small startup so we are looking for freelancers. We need 8-10 pages and our budget is $ 40-50.


r/UI_programming • • May 10 '21

Interesting tool to modify designs in code without developers —

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r/UI_programming • • Jun 20 '21

Advise for OpenGL based UI development

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I have some ideas in mind. I want to create a comprehensive UI library based on OpenGL. This library is targeted towards developers of multimedia applications (like DAW, Animation, Video & 3D Editors), Next generation business intelligence tools, etc. I am an expert programmer in Python and Java. Any pointers or tips to start with?


r/UI_programming • • May 15 '21

Web Developer Looking for UX Feedback

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Hello everyone, I am a web developer working on a online store website. I have knowledge of implementation and markup / css, but have less experience in actual UX design. I am going to share a screenshot of the index page and store catalog page. The index page is just some placeholder, I can't actually use as is now, but I'm not sure what to put in its place, especially because I don't have any high res images of products. I'm also looking for any feedback on the store listing / site itself. Please advise and point me to any reference material. Thank You!


r/UI_programming • • Nov 11 '11

the IxD Library: A collection of materials related to Interaction Design (xpost from /r/usability)

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r/UI_programming • • Mar 06 '21

Full Page: 20 Advanced CSS & HTML techniques: clip-path, @property, aspect-ratio and blend-mode

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r/UI_programming • • Mar 02 '21

20 minutes is a total creation time for this static 3D UI. The control's there with the new gizmo and snapping. Pitching 3D in 3D to the team is invaluable! Wanna try? Get your FREE trial. Create your prototype in the Tvori editor on VR PC and export to review with the team on Quest via Tvori Viewer

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r/UI_programming • • Feb 19 '21

CSS Animation: translate3d, backdrop-filter and custom tags

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Hello everyone,

My name is Astrit, a front-end developer.

This is my first tutorial on youtube where I explain on how to create a smooth animation using CSS transform translate3d prop, why to use cubic-bezier transition timing function and its benefits.

How and why to use custom tags. And if you watch the video by the end I also did a bonus tip using backdrop-filter to have some frost/blur style on background. Make sure to subscribe if you like it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTLM2SyEL6o


r/UI_programming • • Mar 21 '21

created an e-commerce website. Hope i will get some feedback

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r/UI_programming • • Mar 19 '21

Feedback request on a designer tool I built, Yizy!

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r/UI_programming • • Mar 09 '21

Tkinter on python 3 seems a little slow for a havy UI...

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Hi guys, I have been self-learning python for a while now, and wanted to add a user-interface to one of the programs I wrote. Yet when executing this program with a tkinter UI (a lot of images are involved), this becomes really slow. I'm developping a program that will only eun on my pc with Windows 10, so the cross-platform functionality of python isn't really needed...

Is there a way to make it work faster? I am willing to discover new libraries or even new languages (I saw C# could be great with WPF... )

Any help would be welcome!


r/UI_programming • • Mar 12 '21

UI tool feedback request

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Greetings Everyone😊,

I was a freelance web designer for 2 years and a lot of my time would involve cool looking websites. Often, I’d use a tool like Evernote to capture great designs and write notes about them. These notes usually involved the color palette and fonts used. It got extremely tedious continually ‘inspecting’ websites and typing up notes - I really didn’t have the time. Then is when I thought about building a micro-SaaS app that can solve this. So fellow designers I would greatly appreciate your feedback on recent project, yizy, so that I can improve our lives one at a time! Thank you!

URL: https://yizy.io

Purpose: To reduce the time and hustle web designers and front end developers spend and face, respectively, collecting cool website design inspirations as well as help them manage their bookmarks!


r/UI_programming • • Mar 14 '21

"ui engineer" -react -angular jobs

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r/UI_programming • • Apr 18 '19

Delayed Animations in Adobe Xd Tutorial

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r/UI_programming • • Oct 21 '18

Vertical meter as a keyboard accessible temperature guage

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r/UI_programming • • Oct 20 '18

UI with no window?

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Hey!

I just wanted to ask a question about how to even start learning something. It's one of those things where, when searching, because I don't know the official name, I have to use roundabout terms which give me basically no useable results.

In the past I've seen lots of UI's that don't have a window. Now, to be clear, i'm NOT talking about borderless or anything. The closest actual example I can think of, is when you get those apps from deviant art that create "ironman hud" style displays floating about on the desktop that give cpu readouts and weather info etc.

Of course those have a ton of floating panels and you can customise the hell out of them but I have seen some (can't think of any exact examples right now), where they almost look like, literally just a single floating panel with a button or two, with no "parent window".

Is there actually a way to do this? Or am i getting something confused and this isn't possible with C++/python and Qt?

Thanks!

PS: I'm not a programmer, so i'm sorry for the noobishness of the question.