Design Vitamins - Issue #25

Welcome to the 25th Issue of Design Vitamins 💊
If you want to access the previous issues, you can check them out in this link.

Let's jump into it to get our weekly fix now, click on a toggle to read more ⬇️

Five Finds of the week

1. Translations for Figma (Try Now 🛠️)
2. Noise grid generator for Figma (Play Now 🔗)
3. Design for Planet Knowledge Hub (View Directory 🔗)
4. The 2022 Design Systems Survey Report (Check it out 🔗)
5. UX Research Canvas on Figjam (Try Now 🔗)

Four Things to Read, See and Hear this week

1. UX for Lizard Brains (View Guide 🔖)
2. Building a landing page with Framer  (View Video)
3. Conversations with Robots: Voice, Smart Agents & the
   Case for Structured Content (View Guide 📖)
4. Lennart Overkamp's Design Portfolio  (View Portfolio 📜)

Three Things to Try this week

1. A thread on Rules of thumb that simplify decisions (Check Now 🔗)
2. Navigate for Figma & Figjam  (Try Tool 🔗)
3. Figma plugin to cutout objects from images (Check Now 🔗)

Two UI Breakdowns of the week

This week's chosen workflows are from "Apple's Books App":

1. Adding a note
2. Quickly jumping to a page using a slider.

Breakdown #1

The Books app lets users access different types of files, like pdfs and epubs, all in one place. It's a great app for reading and learning. Users can easily add notes as part of their learning process, and they're easy to find later.

See a quick audit below ⤵

Breakdown #2

Jumping to a specific page can be difficult, but the Books app makes it easier with two different methods. Users can use a slider or a search function. The slider is special because it helps users quickly find bookmarks and other important parts of the text in context.

See a quick audit below ⤵

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One meme for this week

Adios and we'll be back next week. See you then 👋