Even small details like adding Icons or providing the right amount of Spacing, can make a great impact in our overall design and by doing so we can make a clean, coherent and attractive UI for our users.
Colors? Typography? Please no . . . Hahaha, sometimes when we hear these words while looking forward to creating a mockup for our product we might get intimidated right away. But no worries we will learn about a few tips and tricks we can use tackle this together and not die trying! 🙂
Recently, I was researching different ways of displaying PDFs within our Xamarin Forms Apps, and I found that it all boils down to the following approaches.
Polishing and working with UI/UX design can feel intimidating and like we definitely need a Designer in our team to get out a production-ready app design. In this series, you will be able to learn key tools, resources, and workflow you can use to start building clean and immersive app designs as a Developer.
Hey Guys! Recently I had the need to implement a Printing feature for one of my Xamarin Forms projects, and discovered it was actually kind of straight forward to do, which brings me to our article of this week!
As Xamarin Forms Developers even though we are developing most of our code in Forms, we still need to be attentive to each native platform features and how their ecosystem evolves and how does this affect our apps, a common case is using Shared Preferences each platform deals with them differently and that brings me to this new article.
