Learn to design usable programs with Apple’s Guides
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Do you like Apple’s product designs? When someone mentions Apple or iPod what comes to your mind? Is it these words: sleek, user friendly, cool, simple…? Well good thing is that Apple has made their User Experience Guides open to all developers. Now you too can develop more usable programs by simply following the Apple standards.
In the getting started section of the guides Apple says:
An application with a great user experience should:
- Embody user-friendly design principles
- Have a professional, consistent look, with quality icons and graphics
- Support alternative input devices for users with disabilities
- Offer a simple installation experience
Read the Guides at developer.apple.com/documentation/UserExperience/index.html
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