UI\IA notes and links

• 1) GoodUI — A great list of simple, illustrated ideas that areusually good things to do, or at least try, when designing.

  2) PatternTap — A library of user-submitted examples of all the parts of a website you might need. Note: Some are good, some are bad, but looking through examples will definitely give a sense of what is common and what isn't.

  3) The Anatomy of a Perfect Landing Page — This article isn't super new, but it still holds up. Following this will allow you to quickly create a generic, but effective page for users that find you via search. i.e. — the first page people see. If you're lovin' it, I recommend the Unbounce blog.

  4) Mobile Patterns — Similar to PatternTap, this isn't a list of perfect designs, but it is a good way to look at a lot of mobile app designs and get a sense of what is "common".

  5) Timoa on Pinterest — A very organized collection of UI elements, sorted by feature.

  (from http://thehipperelement.com/post/72691840090/daily-ux-crash-course-8-of-31)
  http://prezi.com/aafmvya6bk7t/understanding-information-architecture/
  http://journalofia.org/
  http://www.nngroup.com/reports/