Jenifer Tidwell Libri

It presents solutions to common UI design problems as a collection of patterns - each containing concrete examples, recommendations, and warnings.

When tasked with creating a well-designed, user-friendly mobile app under tight deadlines, having a reliable reference is essential. This concise guide presents 70 mobile app design patterns, complemented by over 400 screenshots from various platforms, including iOS, Android, and more. User experience expert Theresa Neil categorizes these design patterns into ten distinct groups, including anti-patterns, offering practical solutions to common design challenges. Whether developing a straightforward iPhone app or one compatible with multiple mobile operating systems, these patterns serve as valuable resources. The categories covered include Navigation for effective primary and secondary navigation, Forms to improve form design, and Tables and Lists to highlight essential information. Additionally, the guide addresses Search, Sort, and Filter functions, Tools for enhancing user interaction, and Charts for optimal chart design. It also covers Invitations to engage users, Controls and Feedback for user actions, and Help integration for compact assistance. This full-color print edition is a quick reference, praised by professionals for its utility in refining app designs and generating new ideas.