6ix Passions

6ix Passions is edited by Jean-Philippe Cyr,
a freelance user experience strategist.

He lives in Montreal, Magog and St. Martin, likes good foods and wines, cooking, travelling, movies, tv series and outdoor. He plays with his iPhone and browses the Web with his enhanced Firefox on a Mac.

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Archive

Posts tagged user experience

Jan
19th

Thu

Adobe Proto

Adobe® Proto, a new Adobe Touch App, lets you create interactive wireframes and prototypes of websites and mobile apps on your tablet. Communicate and share ideas with teams and clients using a touch-based interface.¹ Initially available for Android™.

Why Adobe has done it for Android first is beyond me. 50 millions iPad in the world and they believe that most interactive designers are on Android tablet.

(Source: wireframes)

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Scorekeeper for Playbook and iOS

Truly fantastic UI to keep score of players in any of your favorite game. I don’t believe the user interface can be much simpler, intuitive and fun to play with.

An amazing job by Matt Rix.

Matt is also the developer of the great iOS game Trainyard.

You can download Scorekeeper for iOS on the App Store.

(Source: thechoicesthops, via uxuiuxui)

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Dec
1st

Thu

Alfred Receipt

I very much like the details of the receipt in this page after you have purchase the Powerpack.

But what I much like over everything else is this amazing application launcher. I could not think using a computer all day long without it. It is like Dropbox, essential to my life in front of a screen and keyboard.

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Nov
10th

Thu

Are we really going to accept an Interface Of The Future that is less expressive than a sandwich?

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Bret Victor - A Brief Rant on the Future of Interaction Design

A very very interesting post about why the touch interface should hopefully not be the only future of interaction. It must go beyond and be closer to how we embrace everything on a daily basis without even noticing it. A must read.

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#user experience

Sandwich Video

Every company who has a unique service or product should do themselves a favor and hire this guy.

He knows how to get to the essential and push the right buttons.

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Simple Request Invite

Classic look. Very much like it.

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Oct
5th

Wed

The greatest UI/UX designer of all time

(Source: uxuiuxui)

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Oct
4th

Tue

Voicebox

And another site with subtle HTML5 animations and a very nice design that push the content to the front and make it the star.

Thx to Isabelle Lenoir for the tip.

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Helen & Hard

Another great inspiration for slick and clean design.

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The Great Discontent by Ryan & Tina Essmaker

The Great Discontent is a journal focusing on creativity, risk, and what connects us as artists. Designed and curated by Ryan & Tina Essmaker of Designing Monsters.

It is pretty rare these days, that I’m jaw dropping for a web site, but The Great Discontent is one of them. Classy, clean, focus, responsive (compatible on all platforms from the fullscreen view to iPhone). The content is so interesting that I cannot wait for the next interviews each week. This site is a wonder from all angles.

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Jul
14th

Thu

The only way to excel at user experience is with obsessive empathy.

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