One of the Best 404 Pages (by Mashable)
Brilliant idea that contributes to the emotional component of the journey by adding a human feeling behind the screen… … Continue readingOne of the Best 404 Pages (by Mashable)
Kirill Vechtomov – Senior UX Designer
Designing human experiences
Brilliant idea that contributes to the emotional component of the journey by adding a human feeling behind the screen… … Continue readingOne of the Best 404 Pages (by Mashable)
It’s been more than a year since I started using Invision, and they haven’t disappointed me… … Continue readingBest Newsletter So Far
This technique is popular among freelancers and creative agencies, and is used for showing how good you are at a specific skill… … Continue readingTo Skill Bar or Not to Skill Bar
I love them. Making boring things interesting. We will be seeing more of these to come.
Seems like a great idea and eye-pleasing UI, but asking users to set up native email client to provide feedback about the app is ridiculous. You could have just set … Continue readingForcing native email client
Another example of the new UI elements that were introduced in the latest iOS 7. Took me quite a lot of time to notice the button at the right top – … Continue readingiOS 7 Challenges
The number of social networks and different web services may be overwhelming for many people, including me. It’s easy to get lost in the stream, and everybody is fighting for … Continue readingShame on you, 500px
Almost every time I am using Foursquare mobile app I get so confused about the sort order in the list of their suggested venues. Here is a perfect example: Listen, … Continue readingShame on you, Foursquare
Runkeeper is a great product I love using myself. However, when it comes to their newsletter, they are driving me nuts. I am still receiving newsletter to my old email … Continue readingShame on you, Runkeeper
I was pleasantly surprised, when I sent an email to myself using MailBox (→) app for iPhone, and it showed up as Note to self. Very smart. It would be even smarter, if … Continue readingGood job, MailBox!