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Uniform is a jQuery plugin to enhance your web form visualization. It’s come with theme and can change the visualization of selection dropdown, file upload field, checkbox, and radio button selection.

Free iPhone UI design elements with PSD resource. Including slider, basic input form, tab, and button elements.

Awesome collection of CSS techniques, tutorials, and tools. It’s show how to create amazing UI using CSS.

Interactivity can transform a dull static website into a dynamic tool that not only delights users but conveys information more effectively. In this post, we’ll walk through five different coding techniques that can be easily implemented on any website to provide a richer user experience.

The techniques will allow you to better display difficult content, help users find information more effectively and provide meaningful UI cues without overwhelming the user.

1. On-page text search
2. Drag controls for oversized content
3. Subtle hover effects
4. Comment count bars
5. Full-page slider

Great usability tips from Six Revisions. It’s based on research studies so we can trust it should be effective to implement on your website. My favorites tips are:

1. Place your important content on left side.
2. Make your content easily readable.
3. Whitespace of text affects readability.
4. Small detail make a huge difference.

My favorites tips above already implemented on my ThinkRooms website. It’s should used when you design your new website for better usability. 

Another great article from Six Revisions about design. The author wrote about the difference between good design and great design. Design need to fit with 3 perpective, from other designer, client, and user.

Truly great design, then, is when these three perspectives are considered and implemented equally to create a final product that is beautiful, effective and functional.

Keep in mind that the product must be a synergistic realization of the three perspectives and not merely contain elements ideally suited for each. The design must be attractive enough to catch a user’s attention, the message strong enough to communicate effectively to the user and the functionality simple enough to cause the user to take action.

Above is a summary about great design. You can read the long explanation and see some examples on it’s original post.

Oleg Mokhov wrote a post at Six Revision about how the 80-20 rule can optimize your website and increase it’s effectiveness. It could help your website and increase conversion rate of your website.

Basically 80-20 rule is decrease the content of your website page to 20% to get the 80% result. Basically it’s still borrow the concept of KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid).