A quick tour flow allows you to understand what’s an application about and how it works before using it. The most common way is by creating an Onboarding screen (Which is an independent screen that shows some instructive images on how to use the application), but that’s not the only way to do this. In […]
StateLayout with Collections in Xamarin Forms/MAUI
A time ago Steven Thewissen created a great plugin called StateSquid which allowed displaying a specific view when a page is in a specific state. It has evolved and now it’s part of the Xamarin Community Toolkit. In this article, I’m going to show you how to use and integrate it to load data into […]
Podcast (DevTalk) – Improving the UX of Xamarin Forms Apps
On February 21, Rendy Del Rosario and I participated in a Podcast where we talked about improving the UX of Xamarin Forms Apps by covering topics related to different UX areas such as Splash, Login/Register Forms, Profile/Contacts, Loading, Internet Connection, and General tips. This is an online Podcast called DevTalk organized by Kerry W. Lothrop. […]
Online Talk (XamExpertDay): Improving the UX of our Xamarin Forms Apps
On October 1st, Rendy Del Rosario and I participated in the XamarinExpertDay by giving a talk on how to improve the UX of Xamarin Forms Apps, we covered topics related to different UX areas such as Splash, Login/Register Forms, Profile/Contacts, Loading, Internet Connection, and General. Slides here: Improving the ux of our xamarin forms apps […]
Improving UX when requesting runtime permissions
In mobile apps, providing a good user experience is vital to keep users using them. One way we can improve the UX is when requesting the runtime permissions because if the user accepts/rejects them, the application must be user-friendly when handling each of these scenarios. To convince our users to accept the permissions, we must […]