Re:How Stripe Designs Websites
by jhowell on Sunday December 03, 2017 @11:14PM
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For me, the documentation was a top selling point which included code and curl commands with your api key, ready to be copy and pasted if you were logged in.
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Re:How Stripe Designs Websites
by khaledtaha on Sunday December 03, 2017 @11:36PM
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That's an example of great design.
Re:How Stripe Designs Websites
by beaconstudios on Monday December 04, 2017 @05:07AM
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it's an example of great UX, of which good UI (design) is part.
Re:How Stripe Designs Websites
by wastedhours on Monday December 04, 2017 @08:24AM
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Everyone has their own interpretation, but the predominant viewpoint is that "design" is the superset, with UI and UX both being subsets.
i.e. all UI is design, but not all of design is UI.
Re:How Stripe Designs Websites
by beaconstudios on Monday December 04, 2017 @08:50AM
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good to know, I stand corrected - I wasn't aware of that viewpoint.
Re:How Stripe Designs Websites
by wastedhours on Monday December 04, 2017 @09:13AM
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Yeah, if it's qualified with graphical design, then will fit under UI (usually). But the argument goes that a product is "designed" (i.e. a plan of how it works, looks, and interacts with other systems), and thus has a "design", encapsulating everything from purpose through to visual look and feel.
Re:How Stripe Designs Websites
by phantom_package on Monday December 04, 2017 @08:10AM
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no, both ui and ux are a part of design.
Re:How Stripe Designs Websites
by rokhayakebe on Monday December 04, 2017 @01:10AM
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+100: "curl commands with your api key, ready to be copy and pasted if you were logged in."
That's design.