Category: FAQ

A plain-language glossary for non-programmers: from programming languages, programs, APIs and databases to classes, processes, threads, frameworks and scripts, with everyday analogies.

Skip I like and I don’t like: understand the business goals, ask why instead of judging, keep feedback clear and actionable, and never let taste alone drive the discussion.

Before the build: register a short memorable domain, rent stable fast hosting sized to your bandwidth needs, plan content and keywords around clear goals, and budget domain, build, hosting and upkeep.

Three traits fit the WeChat soil: social fission products like Pinduoduo’s group buys, vertical leaders where an app is overkill, and high-frequency scenarios that mini programs make painless.

SEO optimises for natural rankings and slow but stable results; SEM buys keywords for fast traffic that shifts with the auction. Both aim at exposure and marketing.

Every UI colour system has three parts: the brand’s primary colour chosen by emotion, functional secondary colours placed on the colour wheel, and the humble neutral colours that decide usability.

Know your users, keep interfaces clear and interactive, let users stay in control, respect expectations, build visual hierarchy, cut cognitive load, stay minimal, and land the goal on time.

The acceptance checklist for UI deliverables: follow device standards for status and nav bars, deliver undistorted cut images, keep fonts and spacing true to the design draft, and confirm any change with UI.

Graphic designers work visuals on flat media, UI designers shape the human-machine interface and its logic, and interaction designers research the product’s dialogue with its users.

Colours feel cold, warm or neutral; similar colours soothe while contrasts excite; brightness plays light against heavy, and purity plays gorgeous against gentle. Use the pairings to stir shoppers.