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Analyse the needs and wants of your user along with the measures of success The empathy map gives us an idea of the user journey, and this design thinking approach in mobile apps is critical to getting the design on target. Now let's look at the science behind the design thinking approach and try to understand the laws which are in action affecting our minds at a subconscious level. The science behind an incredible UX The Law of similarity states that we tend to see similar elements in a design as a complete picture even if the elements are separated. The best way to implement this principle is to assign relationships through color, size, shape, and orientation in your UX designs. When multiple objects are present, we tend to remember the one that differs. This is known as the Von Restorff Effect. You may have seen this being implemented multiple times like contrasting colors in click to action buttons. The Aesthetic Usability Effect was discovered while testing human-computer interactions in 1995 by Masaaki Kurosu and Kaori Kashimura from the Hitachi Design Center.

 

They conducted a study on 252 participants in which they asked them to rate each design on ease of use, as well as aesthetic appeal. What they concluded was that pretty designs can make users forgiving of usability issues. It's no wonder that mobile apps which are Taffeta Fabric Wholesale aesthetically pleasing perform better than the ones with high usability and poor design. The Law of Common Region specifies the fact that our mind organizes visuals into something that makes sense. It would be clear from the icon below. We see a triangle even though there is none! While designing a mobile app related elements should be given a single frame. Most card-based layouts exploit this law to its full potential. Apart from these, there are many other laws of UX you may want to read about in detail. Designing your App At some point, we all want a fully designed product, but there's little on offer in the Google Play store that doesn't already reflect the polished simplicity we're trying to capture. It's a beautiful, easy thing to achieve with low investment and high return. However, users need to appreciate how beautiful design looks as well. Getting users to appreciate what you're trying to create can be a daunting task. Design thinking in mobile apps was first implemented by coding frameworks such as Retrofit, Spring, and Yarn.

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　　Physiologically, overexposure to UV radiation can disturb the body's immune system and the skin's natural defenses.

　　Sun protective swimwear offers you a kind of filtering against these harmful rays. People most susceptible to these rays are those with light clothing and in areas where there Tent Fabric Manufacturers is no overhead protection like the beach. Sun protective swimwear is also needed during summer when the sun shines a lot and consequently emits more ultra violet rays.

　　If you are interested in the stats,

　　• 1.3 million New cases of skin cancer are diagnosed each year.

　　• One in five Americans will contract skin cancer.

　　• Malignant melanoma, the worst form of skin cancer, has increased 1,800% since 1930

　　It is likely that many patients can save themselves the discomfort of these illnesses by putting on some sun protective swimwear .

　　You need to exercise a lot of discretion in buying protective swimwear.

　　Sun protective swimwear is categorized per UPF rating. UPF is the amount of radiation that can pass through the clothing. For example, a fabric with a UPF rating of 15 will permit one fifteenth of the UVR to pass through it and a UPF 20 fabric, one twentieth of the UVR to pass through it. What this mean is, depending your skin sensitivity, you will go for the clothing that suits your skin type, and of course, how long you will be exposed to the sun.

　　It is also important to consider weave type. Generally, the tighter the weave or knit, the better the protection against the sun.

　　The less the light that can pass through the clothing, the better. To test porosity, you can hold the sun protective swimwear against the sun and see how much light comes through.

　　Darker clothes should also be preferred against lighter clothes.

　　The price of a sun protective swimwear ranges from $49.95 upwards and there are several shops offering regular and high end fashion sun protective swimwear.

　　Sun protective swimwear can be pretty expensive and therefore need a lot of care to prolong their life. Here are a few tips on how to care for them:

　　Avoid oil-based suntan lotions which can stain the fabric and cause it to stretch. Stretching increases porosity and consequently permits more UV light to come through.

　　Soak clothes in vinegar to prevent fading which permits more light to come through the clothes.

　　Chlorine can interact with the sun protective swimwear and damage it. Try to soak your body wet before jumping into the pool to minimize the chemical reaction with the chlorine in the pool.

　　Enjoy the sun, tan as you want but be mindful of the danger of UV - put on your sun protective swimwear and save your beautiful skin.

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　　Many people avoid artificial colours in their foods, but don't check out the colours in cosmetics and personal care products. It is only in recent years that cosmetics have started to carry a full list of ingredients on their packaging.

　　Making sense of the ingredients can be difficult for the lay person. This is particularly true for colourings, which often go under the guise of numbers rather China Polyester Pongee than names.

　　In many countries colours in cosmetics are listed as colour index numbers. C.I. numbers are allocated by the Society of Dyers and Colourists. The scheme covers colours used in food, personal care products, cosmetics, household products and fabric dyeing. So, for example you will not normally see 'tartrazine' listed in your lipstick ingredients, but it may be there listed as C.I. 19140. Erythrosine will be listed as C.I. 45430, and so on.

　　The USA uses a different system: the FD & C colors have been categorised by the American Food & Drink Administration for use in foods, drugs and cosmetics. So in this system tartrazine is FD & C yellow 5, and amaranth is FD & C red 2.

　　The 'E Number' system is used by the European Community (EC). This is a system of giving code numbers to food additives, some of which are also used in cosmetics and personal care products. This system is also used in some other countries but without the E prefix, so E102 becomes simply colour '102'.

　　All this confusion for the average consumer would not be important, but for the fact that some of these colours are known to cause problems in susceptible individuals. For example, tartrazine (also known as FD & C Yellow 5, CI 1914 and EI02) can cause migraines, itching, rhinitis and agitation in susceptible individuals. Many individuals avoid its use in food, but do not realise how extensively it is used in cosmetics, such as lipstick, and personal care products.

　　The big worries in terms of colours in cosmetics and personal care products are lipstick, coloured lip balms, lip gloss and lip pencils, because anyone who uses these regularly 'eats' a fair quantity over their life time, but these colours also appear in skin cream, foundation, mascara and so on too. (Remember also that these colours can also be in 'natural' cosmetics and skin care products.)

　　Another worry is that even the 'experts' cannot agree on an international 'safe' list of colours, so that a colour may be allowed in one country, but banned elsewhere. For example, quinoline yellow is allowed within the European Community and in some other countries, but is banned in Japan, Norway and the United States.

　　As ever, the advice is: keep yourself informed and read the label. Here is a list of the different names and numbers that common colourings go under

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　　The pomegranate has been cultivated since before America was even a country yet very few Americans have ever eaten one, let alone drink its juice. This amazing exotic fruit is coming to light because of some interesting research into the antioxidant content of its juice. When compared to red wine and green tea, this amazing fruit is almost 3 times as powerful in protecting against free radical damage.

　　Antioxidants are naturally occurring substances that protect the body against free radicals. These important compounds are getting loads of attention since it has been shown that they reduce the numbers of these free radical molecules in the body. Free radicals are very reactive and in the body tend to 'oxidize' other molecules and cause damage. If you leave a piece of unprotected metal outside, the oxidation of weather will cause it to rust. A similar process happens in the body with free radicals. For example, they are thought to oxidize cholesterol into a form that is responsible for speeding up the hardening of arteries. In a study done at the Rambam Medical Center in Haifa, pomegranate juice has been shown to slow down cholesterol oxidation by almost 50 percent.

　　The juice of the pomegranate contains polyphenolics, tannins and anthocyanins - compounds that are thought to have a beneficial effect. In addition, the juice has many vitamins and minerals. It is rich in iron and vitamins A, C and E.

　　Many parts of the middle east and central Asia include this delicious fruit in their local cuisine. When you open a pomegranate you will be surprised to discover hundreds of bright red, juicy seed pods. The process of separating the seed pods from the white pulpy fruit is a chore that both children and young of old will delight in. The seed pods themselves taste a little bit like concentrated watermelon, but slightly sweeter and tangy. After opening one, you will quickly understand why they chose juice in their study and not the fruit itself. The pods easily burst open revealing the red Nylon Oxford Fabrics Manufacturers juice. Caution here. The red juice will easily stain a lot of fabric so be careful when handling them.

　　The Western part of the world has been slow to adopt this wonderful fruit. It is still an exotic fruit that is more of a novelty than a staple like it is in other parts of the world. As more and more people begin consuming the protective juice, that is certain to change. An easy way to get it is in juice format and for fun, try picking up the fruit itself. Adding the seed pods to a salad is a wonderful way to enjoy them. Another way is to warm chopped walnuts in the juice and use the mixture to stuff tomatoes. No matter how you choose to eat pomegranates, try adding some to your diet today.

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　　Wall murals are a playful, lively way to decorate a child's room. You can pay a professional painter to create the mural, or you can do it yourself Wholesale Recycled Fabrics Manufacturers maybe with your children. Creating a fun wall mural for a # child is not very difficult. It's an easy and fun project for a beginning crafter.

　　If you want to start simply, you can buy a wall murals kit for children. Many home improvement stores or Internet sites sell hundreds children's cartoon paint guides. You could paint a tree with colorful birds in a nursery corner or zoo animals throughout the room. Even if you decide not to use a purchased stencil, you can use them for inspiration. Also look for scenes in your or your child's favorite storybook or cute imagines on greeting cards.

　　For a more elaborate project, you can paint a mural over the entire room. You could, for example, have a blue-sky scene with birds and clouds on the ceiling, trees stretching the walls, with animals, insects, and birds playing around the room. You could paint sleeping bears near the crib, Mother Goose by the story-time rocking chair, and animals playing together in the child's area. Explore sports themes, cars and trucks, letters and numbers, castles, and fairy tales for your inspiration.

　　To paint a children's wall mural, design your wall mural on paper first. Make color copies of your murals for reference, and a high-quality, black-and-white transparency copy as your stencil. Use an overhead projector to project your image on the wall. Center and align the image before you begin tracing. Also mark with masking tape where the projector is in case you have to move it before you are finished. Protect your woodwork, furniture, and carpet with cloth before you start painting. Acrylic paints work best, but you will probably need more than one coat. Use a wide paintbrush for large areas, a small round brush for the details. Don't be afraid to get messy and use your fingers or a sponge to blend the colors.

　　As the child grows, update the mural with the child. A children's wall mural can be an evolving, playful show of love.

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