👉 Check out my new YouTube channel! Subscribe for videos about UX/UI design insights and tips.įeel free to connect with me via LinkedIn or follow me on Twitter.Illustration of a prototype (a person building an interface) What is a Prototype? If you have any feedback or suggestions about the topic I’d be glad to hear from you! Some of the tools that allow you to create custom transitions without code:
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Make sure that on a code level, your custom transitions will respond to accessibility settings when “Reduce motion” is off.Avoid using transitions that are either too fast or too slow, as they can distract the user’s attention.Use consistent durations and timings to create a smooth and seamless experience for users.Avoid using complex or flashy transitions, as they can be distracting for the user.
If you wish to create a custom animation, ensure that it follows the iOS standard style, otherwise, it will lead to additional efforts from the user to get used to them which can cause a reduction in user satisfaction. IOS provides a set of standard transition styles. However, they recommend increasing leading to 141% (24pt) if we want to achieve good readability for a long paragraph of text.
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For example, Apple defines the leading for body text (SF Pro font) 129% (22 pt) as a minimum value. Figma recommends setting line-height 1.125 times the font size (112.5%) as a minimum to get readable text, however, the value could vary depending on the typeface. Increase leading when you want to achieve good readability.Leading is measured from the text’s baselines. Increasing or decreasing line height can help to improve readability. In Figma and CSS, the property is called “line-height”. Leading is the spacing between lines of text. In CSS, it’s called “letter-spacing”, so tracking and letter-spacing are synonyms words. Tracking and leading are essential text properties that allow us to fine-tune text layouts for optimal readability and legibility. If you want to use a custom font, be aware that in addition to the default font sizes, the dynamic type sizes also should be defined on a code level to make sure that a user can adjust the font sizes of the text.Ĭonsider using the following table as a guide for selecting default font sizes for your custom font styles.ÄŻont styles and their default font sizes and weights Text Layout Each of these text styles has an associated default font size and dynamic type sizes.Äynamic Type is a feature in iOS that allows users to adjust the font size of the text in their apps. By default, iOS has a set of pre-defined text styles, such as Large Title, Title 1, Title 2 and etc. We use different font sizes and weights to differentiate between text styles such as titles, headings, body text, and captions. You can also use a ready-made Google Font type pairing palette created by Figma. Avoid pairing font types that are too similar, otherwise, it will be hard to distinguish them from each other.Ĭonsider using Google Fonts to preview different font combinations.
It’s important to consider how well fonts complement each other.Commonly, we should use a maximum of two fonts in a mobile app to keep a simple and harmonious interface. Limit the number of typefaces and fonts in your app.There are several factors that affect legibility: character recognition, stoke width (thickness of the lines that make up the characters), tracking (letter spacing), leading (line spacing), font sizes, and font styles. If you wish, you can still use custom fonts, and there are a few things to consider: There are several variants of San Francisco, including SF Pro, which is the standard version of the typeface. Apple has a set of built-in typefaces such as San Francisco and New York.
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