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We are exclusively launching a new Chat UI Design Kit for you and are offering it absolutely free of cost. A small token of appreciation for all the love we have received. We've included 36+ screens for the most popular features like one-on-one chat, group chat, settings and more. As you may already know, chat is now an integral part of nearly every popular mobile app and site, in one form or another. We have designed this messaging UI kit using Sketch, but have also provided it in other formats incase you do not have Sketch. We truly recommend Sketch to every designer/developer out there!
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Thanks a lot , i am also developing a medical focus chatroom. i want to keep it as clean as possible.
In UI/UX , the alternating chats is that actually helpful?
It is annoying at multi-user chatrooms . and i do not personally like it.
What are your opinions and analysis?
@v3ss0n For messages being sent, it's better to keep them on the right side. For messages being received, it's better to keep them on the left.
Some reasons for it:
1. Users are accustomed to it thanks to most messaging apps out there
2. It's easy to ignore the messages on the right (which have been self sent) and concentrate on the left side incoming messages.
@anant_garg ah , i got it then , how about multi user chat. when multi ple users are chatting is it better to do left-right style or , just like traditional irc chat style?
@v3ss0n Right for outgoing messages (i.e. messages sent by the user) and left for all other incoming messages (i.e. messages being received from all other users).
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