December 28, 2018 Blog FileMaker 17 FileMaker Modules FileMaker Techniques User Interface Design dark modeenlightened thememore enlightened themestylethemeuser interface MORE Enlightened Theme! Themes in FileMaker are a designer’s toolbox, and are undoubtedly a huge help when designing layouts. Every layout has a theme, regardless of whether you pick one or not. If you just start out creating a layout, the theme defaults to one called “Enlightened”: Read more By David Weiner
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May 15, 2018 Blog FileMaker 17: Portal Excitement Yeah, I know. How can you really be excited about something like FileMaker portals? And what is a portal anyways? Well, maybe YOU can’t get excited about them, but we at AppWorks can, and I’ll tell you why: Because portals are used all the time in FileMaker development, and there are two huge new time-saving […] Read more By David Weiner
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January 30, 2017 Blog FileMaker Techniques User Interface Design designFileMaker ProFileMaker Pro 15UI techniques Mental Map for User Interface Design Just like in the real world, people need to create a mental map of software in order to find their way around. You know how to get to work every day without consulting your phone, because you’ve built a mental map of your surroundings, based on your starting point. Read more By David Weiner