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In this sense, a high-fidelity (sometimes referred as high-fi or hi-fi) prototype is a computer-based interactive representation of the product in its closest resemblance to the final design in terms of details and functionality.

Easy to Browse. Regardless of the project type, the ease in which card designs allow browsing cannot be disputed. Cards are easily viewed as a page is scrolled, and you can make certain elements stand out by increasing their sizes relative to the surrounding content.Oct 21, 2015

Auto-Complete # Probably the most useful search pattern that emerged in Web 2.0 is auto-complete. Typing will immediately surface a set of possible results, just tap on one to selected it and the search will be performed.Apr 10, 2012

Cards are those little rectangles full of inclusive images and text that serve as entry points to more detailed information. They help designers to balance good interface aesthetics with good usability. The cards also very convenient and can be used for displaying content composed of different elements.Mar 26, 2016

• As the name suggests, a card-based design is made up of a number of cards — it’s a bit like a page with Polaroid prints. Each card contains an image, some text and is linked to a page that has more details, here is how a card-based design looks like in a wireframe:

• Card-style design lies at the intersection of design for desktops and mobile devices, bridging the gap between interaction and usability. But in order to be successful, card-based interface requires both clean aesthetics and direct user engagement with a certain action.

• When choosing the card-based design, you need to think outside of the box: use colour, typography, rich media, etc. to set your website apart. Although it looks simple to create cards and a card-based design, there are some rules to follow to ensure a great user experience.

• Actually, going heavy on images is a strength of card-based design. Studies confirm that images elevate site and app design, because images draw the user's eye efficiently and immediately. The emphasis on using images makes card-based design more attractive to the users. Cards can tease users with visual information.

As the name suggests, a card-based design is made up of a number of cards — it’s a bit like a page with Polaroid prints. Each card contains an image, some text and is linked to a page that has more details, here is how a card-based design looks like in a wireframe:

Card-style design lies at the intersection of design for desktops and mobile devices, bridging the gap between interaction and usability. But in order to be successful, card-based interface requires both clean aesthetics and direct user engagement with a certain action.

When choosing the card-based design, you need to think outside of the box: use colour, typography, rich media, etc. to set your website apart. Although it looks simple to create cards and a card-based design, there are some rules to follow to ensure a great user experience.

Actually, going heavy on images is a strength of card-based design. Studies confirm that images elevate site and app design, because images draw the user's eye efficiently and immediately. The emphasis on using images makes card-based design more attractive to the users. Cards can tease users with visual information.