Tess Gadd

UI Designer | |

[Visual Logic @VisualLogicUX]

@uxlinks @TessGadd Dropdowns are like duct tape—overused, underdesigned, and usually hiding a deeper problem. Love seeing real guidance instead of just another “10 UI tips” thread.

[Nick Babich @101babich]

💎 Dropdown design cheatsheet

When to use dropdown vs when to use other UI components. Practical cheatsheet by Tess Gadd

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[UX Links @uxlinks]

6 Types of Login Screen to Boost Your Next Design Project! 🙌

FREE Cheatsheet attached! 🔖

Here are 6 Types of Login Screen to be aware of:
- Basic login
- Single sign-on (SSO) first login
- Hybrid login
- Stepped login
- Magic link
- Google One Tap Sign-in

By @TessGadd

#ux #ui #uxdesign #uidesign #userexperience #design #productdesign #usability #webdesign #appdesign #html #css #javascript #login #react #learn #business #startup

[UX Links @uxlinks]

Excellent Dropdown UI Cheatsheet to Boost your Next Design Project! 🔥🔥

FREE Cheatsheet attached!

#ux #ui #uxdesign #uidesign #userexperience #usability #productdesign #business #uxstrategy #visualdesign #webdevelopment #react #usabilitytesting #usertesting

By @tessgadd MT @101babich

[Tess Gadd @TessGadd]

“(It’s a) carbon based error”

“biological interface error”

“ICC” problem (interface chaise-clavier), a problem with the keyboard-chair interface.

“short between the headphones”

[Tess Gadd @TessGadd]

Reading about how other people say "user error" might be the most fun I've had all week. https://t.co/UKaFVM0NCP

[Nikita Bier @nikitabier]

At Facebook, I coined a term called Filipino Product Market-Fit:
Every year a product manager would observe their new product getting intense adoption in the Phillipines and proclaim their idea was working. Directors would quickly staff the team and alert their VPs of the newfound discovery—only to find out that the pattern was not reproducible in other countries.
The Philipines has one of the highest time-spent online in the world and they will try literally anything for a few days.

[Tess Gadd @TessGadd]

I think number 34 might be my favorite from this pack. What's yours?

https://t.co/7A0BgIir8u

[Tess Gadd @TessGadd]

If you have any feedback - would love to hear your suggestions :)

[Tess Gadd @TessGadd]

I've been missing the "weird old internet" recently and thought I would challenge myself to make 50 buttons with unusual or interesting hoverstates. Most of them are completely impractical, but oh-so-satisfying to play with. Check it out: https://t.co/7pEacJmpEf

[Abinash Mohanty @abinashmohanty]

UX & Product designer, here's a nice guide with examples to decide when to use pagination, infinite scroll, and the load button written by @TessGadd 👌

@uxdesigncc https://t.co/kgSo6MGM7H

[Tess Gadd @TessGadd]

What's better than reading?

Reading something your friend wrote! Love this article by @X10kel who talks about how to be more assertive in a leadership role, AND it includes a great pasta metaphor 🍝

https://t.co/r4OeKxBDLv

[Dave Williames @DavidWilliames]

I think I've pushed @figma's new Variables and Advanced prototyping to its limit...

I present a fully working version of Flappy Bird!! 🔥

Featuring:
- Scoring + highscores
- Pseudo-randomised pipe placement
- Physics based movement
- Uses 46 variables

#Config2023

[Tess Gadd @TessGadd]

@treigys_ @webflow 💔

[Tess Gadd @TessGadd]

Be a crab 🦀 or better yet, be a bunch of crabs 🦀 🦀🦀

Thank you @BroadleySpoken for the delightful article!

https://t.co/IyZ7AJmDXl

[Tess Gadd @TessGadd]

@IrvinZhan Hi @IrvinZhan I just realised that I never told you that I wrote this article! Maybe you have already seen it - but in case you hadn't: https://t.co/FvlhlevIR9

Hope this helps :)

[Tess Gadd @TessGadd]

New article drop!

Looking to redo your sign-up process this year? Here is how in what I think might have been my most challenging research task yet.

https://t.co/cDYqKLTKa0

[UX Collective @uxdesigncc]

UX cheat sheet: Preview and full display https://t.co/0c13fcmtGJ — by @TessGadd

[Tess Gadd @TessGadd]

@webalys @101babich Good idea!

[Nick Babich @101babich]

UI Design rule: Don't use color alone to denote meaning

We tend to use color to describe things; red is for wrong, green is for good, and orange is for warning. But none of this means anything to a colorblind person.

📷: @TessGadd

[Tess Gadd @TessGadd]

@theranajayant @101babich Yes, it is :) I don't think I could live without @figma , lol