IOS and Android Design Guide

In recent years, I have not really done in-depth design of several complex mobile Internet products, and I have never studied ios and android Design guides. These two copies have been there for several years and will never be abandoned. Recently, I got blank. I just finished reading HIG and I am reading Android Design.

HIG (Human Interface Guideline) is a design guide published by apple to ensure the quality and consistency of user experience of various apps on ios. This design is a textbook for mobile Internet beginners and is worth reading. It is suitable for all mobile Internet practitioners, especially product managers, UI designers, and known as the company's chief experience officer.

Although the Android Design does not write HIG well, It is messy and of low quality. But it is also a must-read item for Android-related product managers and designers.

Many of our apps are very poorly designed, and many of them are inexplicable, basically because the designers have not carefully studied the design guide.

I think more and more:
Product managers and designers of the mobile Internet are not qualified to work on the front-line and interface of the mobile Internet if they have not studied the two basic materials. In the future, when I recruit people from our team, it will be very important to cut down the points if I fail to read these two items. All the people, including developers, must read these two items carefully before starting the project. Of course, if you don't want to read the guide, that's Hu Lai. If you want to read the guide, you can only ignore the limit.

Last night, I went to the terminal and said, "I did not carefully read the product managers and designers who carefully read the ios and android Design Guides. How can I say that I am working on the wireless Internet? Even the lazy people like me started watching android after reading ios. Don't we spend a few nights? "As a result, many of my friends asked me to share the information address early in the morning. Well, it seems a lot lazy than me.