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UI design for software developers. Part 1, Colors
UI design for software developers. Part 1, Colors.
In this series of articles, I will show full process of creating a UI design for
Batch Image Shrinker
[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.amortizedcost.batchimageshrinker]
(Google play link [market://details?id=net.amortizedcost.batchimageshrinker])
mobile application which I did by myself. As a software developer always I’ve
been thinking that UI design is not for me, that it’s complex and requires some
art skill or something.
It’s a myth and I will try to debunk it.
I will s
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