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Design Patterns are examples of recurring elements in Web design and development that bring a solution to a user problem. To put it simple: a good source of examples how to get rid of your design problem

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  • Order confirmation

    3/04/10

    Users need to get confirmation after placing an order. They need feedback on their purchase process.

  • Intriguing branches

    2/25/10

    You want to bring related information or content on your website to the attention of your visitors.

  • Fat footer

    1/19/10

    You want to provide shortcuts to areas deeper in the navigation structure or extra secondary functionality on each page.

  • Horizontal menu

    1/19/10

    The user needs to be able to find what the website has to offer and find what they are looking for.

  • Breadcrumbs

    1/18/10

    You need to provide feedback about the user’s location within the website structure and allow to navigate back to a higher level.

  • Accordion

    1/05/10

    The user needs to navigate through a two-level interface with multiple options.

  • Two panel selector

    1/04/10

    The user needs to work with items from a list and you want to show the content of a selected item next to the list...

  • Wysiwyg

    12/30/09

    You want users to edit and/or contribute formatted content to your website.

  • Drop-down list

    12/29/09

    While filling out a form the user needs to make a mutually exclusive selection from a list which contains too many options to show simultaneously.

  • Form Design: labels

    12/16/09

    The user needs to fill out a form and should be informed about what information has to be entered where.

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