User Interface Design Patterns
It has long been common practise to use recurring solutions to solve common problems. Such solutions are also called design patterns. Collections of software design patterns are standard reference points for the experienced user interface designer. This website seeks to better the situation for the UI designer, who struggles with the same problems as many other UI designers have struggled with before him.
UI-Patterns.com are not the first to create a UI design library. While other pattern collections are useful, they are far from coherent and complete. The purpose of this site is over time to fill some of the gaps - especially by providing code examples as to how how the different patterns can be implemented: to join theory with practice.
Recently added patterns
The user wants to immediately use you and try your website without conducting a formal registration beforehand
You want to make sure your user's passwords a sufficiently strong in order to prevent malicious attacks
The user needs an assistive introduction aside the interaction he is about to perform
The user wants to browse content by popularity or most elaborate topic
The user wants to find more data in the same category and/or contribute data in the same category
The user wants to check how changes in form fields effect and end result as quickly as possible.
The user wants to add formatted text content, but does not have the know-how to write HTML.
You want to provide the user the option of adding to- or editing information on a website.
The user wishes to specify a search by different categories to narrow down results
The user wants to search for an article of interest by chronological order
The user needs to view a subset of sorted data that is not easily displayed on one page.
The user needs to view a subset of data that is not easily displayed on a single page
The user needs to understand how his web-application will look fully in function and filled with data
The user wants to share something of interest with a peer.
The user is about to go through the process of filling in data over several steps and is in need of guidiance.
You want to attract your users to conduct a purchase of one of your products
The user wants to start a subscription of a service
The user wants to buy multiple products, which is collected over time through a shopping session.
The user needs to browse through a set of items and possibly select one of them
The user needs to get an overview of multiple pictures without having to download each of the full size images.
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