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The document outlines the aim of designing a responsive layout for a societal application using Figma, emphasizing the importance of UI pattern design for usability and consistency. It discusses various common UI design patterns such as navigation, form, card, and responsive design patterns, along with the significance of user design pattern libraries. The conclusion highlights the balance between established patterns and innovation to enhance user experience in digital products.

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The document outlines the aim of designing a responsive layout for a societal application using Figma, emphasizing the importance of UI pattern design for usability and consistency. It discusses various common UI design patterns such as navigation, form, card, and responsive design patterns, along with the significance of user design pattern libraries. The conclusion highlights the balance between established patterns and innovation to enhance user experience in digital products.

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EX.

NO:2 EXPLORING VARIOUS UI INTERACTION


PATTERN

AIM
To design responsive layout for a societal application using figma.

DEFINITION

UI pattern design refers to the process of creating reusable design systems for
common user interface (UI) problems. It helps to improve the usability and consistency of
user interfaces, making it easier for users to navigate and interact with digital products.
Explore the important aspects of user interface design and learn more about how it helps to
create more efficient and user-friendly digital products.

IMPORTANCE OF UI PATTERN DESIGN

UI pattern design is important because it simplifies the design process and makes it
more efficiency. Some of the benefits of UI pattern design are mentioned further:

 Consistency: UI patterns provide consistency to user interfaces. Users are


accustomed to certain patterns, and they expect to see them across different interfaces.
 Reduced Learning curve: UI patterns reduce the learning curve for users. Once they
learn how interact with a pattern, they can apply that knowledge to other interfaces
that use the same pattern.
 Better User Experience: UI patterns are designed to be user-friendly. They make it
easy for users interact with interfaces and achieve their required goals.

COMMON UI DESIGN PATTERNS

Common UI (User Interface) design patterns are recurring solutions or best practices
that designers and developers use to solve specific design problems. These patterns help
create a consistent a user-friendly experience for users. Some common UI design patterns
are mentioned below:

 Navigation Patterns: Navigation patterns, such as the navbar, sidebar menu, and
tabs, provide users with structured and intuitive ways to move between different
sections pages within website or application.
 Form Patterns: Form patterns, including input fields, form validation, and wizards,
facilitate the collection of user input, ensure data accuracy, and guide users through
complex data entry processes.
 Card Patterns: Card patterns, featuring individual content containers, enable the
structured a visually appealing display of items like articles, products, or user profiles
within a user interface.
 Carousel Patterns: Carousel patterns, such as image carousels and testimonial
carousels, create dynamic and engaging displays of content, allowing users to cycle
through images testimonials for an interactive experience.
 Input and Feedback Patterns: Input and feedback patterns are used to design
interfaces that provide users with feedback when interacting. The UI/UX design
examples of input and feedback patterns include tooltips, progress bars, and error
messages. These patterns help improve the user experience by providing clear and
concise feedback on their actions.
 Content Display Patterns: Content display patterns are used to design interfaces that
present content in an organized an easy-to-read manner. Examples of content display
patterns include grids, carousels, and list. These patterns help improve content’s
readability and make it easier for users to find thin formation they seek.
 Interaction Patterns: Interaction patterns are used to design interfaces that allow
users to interact with the application. Examples of interaction patterns include drag
and drop, swipe, and pinch to zoom. These pattern help create a more engaging user
experience by providing intuitive and natural ways to interact with the interface.
 Responsive Design Pattern: Responsive design adapts user interfaces to various
devices using fluid grids, flexible image media queries, and modern CSS. It prioritizes
mobile, enhancing features for larger screen ensuring a consistent, user-friendly
experience across devices.

USER DESIGN PATTERN LIBRARIES:

User design pattern libraries, also known as UI component libraries or design systems,
are collections or reusable design elements and components that streamline the process of
creating user interfaces.

Balancing Convention and Innovation: While UI and UX patterns offer proven


solutions to common design challenges, there's also room for innovation and creativity.
Designers should strive to strike a balance between adhering to established patterns and
introducing novel approaches that push the boundaries of user experience. This balance
ensures that digital products remain both intuitive and engaging, capturing users' attention
while still meeting their functional needs. Several popular design pattern libraries and
frameworks are as follows:

 Material-UI: A popular UI framework based on Google’s Material Design guidelines.


It offers wide range of pre-designed components for web applications.
 Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines (HIG): Apple provides design guidelines,
templates, a resource for creating iOS and macOS applications following Apple’s
design principles.
 Atlassian Design System: Created by Atlassian, this design system and component
library offer unified approach to building applications and products for teamwork and
collaboration.
 Bootstrap: A widely used open-source CSS framework with a set of pre-designed
component and styles to create responsive and visually appealing websites.
 Ant Design: A design system and UI library developed by Alibaba, providing
collection high-quality components for building web and mobile applications.

In conclusion, understanding and implementing UI and UX patterns are indispensable


aspects of creating successful and user-centric digital experiences. These patterns serve as
guiding principles, rooted in research and user behaviour analysis, to streamline design
processes, enhance usability, and ultimately elevate user satisfaction.

By leveraging established patterns, designers can effectively communicate with users,


anticipate their needs, and cultivate intuitive interactions across various digital platforms.
However, it's essential to recognize that while patterns provide a solid foundation, innovation
and adaptation are also key. Continuously evolving alongside technological advancements
and changing user expectations ensures that UI and UX design remain relevant and impactful
in shaping the digital landscape. Embracing both the familiarity of patterns and the creativity
of new ideas fosters a dynamic and enriching user experience ecosystem.
OUTPUT

INPUT
PATTERN

NAVIGATION
PATTERN
FORM
PATTERN

NAVIGATION
PATTERN
CARD
PATTERN

FEEDBACK
PATTERN

NAVIGATION
PATTERN
RESULT
Thus various UI interaction patterns were studied.

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