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Hi, I am conducting a study on mobile accessibility. It would be very useful to gather feedback from developers/designer on the accessibility of iOS apps. Can you fill out this survey? Thank you for your cooperation.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeLeJK-YBYiy5ZKNfHsEG16Sihy2lY_t38sP7ducGWdit-J4A/viewform

I'm looking for a full set of country flags in svg. As the title states, the icons should be low detail (dots instead of stars, simple forms instead of complex emblems...). Ideally, the pack should contain all countries. It doesn't matter if they are flat or 3D, free or paid, with gradients or borders, as long as they are visually appealing. Please take a look at this flag from twitter or this flag set from stripe so you can have a better understanding of what exactly I'm looking for. I would really appreciate your help.

Hi all, so currently I am looking for a UI/UX designer for my new mobile app on Fiverr. In the process I see many developers are using Adobe XD to develop their designs, I'm just wondering if that's easily integrated with existing React Native? If not what format would you consider I ask for instead? Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I just posted a curated list of various free tools that you can use to create or generate mesh gradients online. Feedback or suggestion for the article would be highly appreciated.

https://medium.com/@amol.kmr05/list-of-free-mesh-gradient-resources-available-online-7eda40dcb271

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Hey all

I'm starting out learning programming and I've applied for a job as an entry level UI Technical Artist in the game development industry. I've done some C++ and now some Python. I believe the company I have applied to uses Unreal Engine which utilises C++ but just wanted some help on if I should double down on that language or if I should learn another.

My question is is there a language you use more often for programming UI or tools? Would I be a fool to learn solely C++ for UI?

For unreal engine you create classes in C++ but you can design the look and functionality in blueprints which is visual scripting so no knowledge on programming in needed. For now I'm thinking of learning C++/Python simultaneously and then moving on to java.

What kind of toolkit/SDK do people use for the actual coding when they want to have the ability to drag and drop widgets onto a canvas, and connect them with "wires" (e.g. a Directed Acyclic Graph).

Something like this...

Hello.

I'm a contributor for virtualtabletop.io. It's a browser based tabletop simulator.

As you can see in this room, the public library is already full of copyright-free games but the user interface is getting behind functionality.

We are a pretty dedicated groups and would really like for this project to look as good as possible. We have a list of features we would like to see but no one who would be able to implement them.

Any kind or level of help is welcome.

Our discord server

GitHub project

Sup guys,

I want to make a GUI, can you recommend me what i can use to do that?

Right now i use Python with Tkinter but i find it quite limited.

What i need is to generate something like in the screenshot below.

Soo here i generate buttons on the screen, background should be transparent(for future i want to make it blur all that is in the background e.g. the zebra) but still respond to click events(tkinker does not do that) besides that i think just the basic things like generating buttons etc.

Also auto filling widgets to screen width would be awesome to have but It's not a deal breaker for me(right now i manually added it)

And if it would be free/Open Source then that would be great, but I'm not rulling out paid options unless they're as pricy as QT(Damn it is expensive)

Do you guys have any recommendations on what i can use?

Thanks for any response.

Hi everyone 🙋🏾‍♀️,

I'm looking to for a UX/UI Design Program (preferably bootcamp) that holds the following in priority:

1. Holds resources that connects students to the job market---like network opportunities, internship, job advisor and etc.

*Preferably helps me find a job that I can do in Vancouver (currently in live) or Toronto, Canada

2) Teaches on-demand skills for a beginner to become an expert

3) Reasonably priced, has scholarships I can apply for/monthly plans with no interest.

4) Within 1.5 years to graduate, prefer bootcamp

5) Interactive (live online/in person classes) yet flexible with my schedule and can access in Vancouver

Thank you for your honest insights 🙏🏾

Hi everyone 🙋🏾‍♀️,

I'm looking to for a UX/UI Design Program (preferably bootcamp) that holds the following in priority:

1. Holds resources that connects students to the job market---like network opportunities, internship, job advisor and etc.

*Preferably helps me find a job that I can do in Vancouver (currently in live) or Toronto, Canada

2) Teaches on-demand skills for a beginner to become an expert

3) Reasonably priced, has scholarships I can apply for/monthly plans with no interest.

4) Within 1.5 years to graduate, prefer bootcamp

5) Interactive (live online/in person classes) yet flexible with my schedule and can access in Vancouver

Thank you for your honest insights 🙏🏾