The document provides an overview of iOS app design and development guidelines, covering topics such as:
- Designing for iOS 7, including deferring to content, providing clarity, and using depth to communicate.
- iOS app anatomy, including UI elements categorized as bars, content views, controls, and temporary views.
- Starting and stopping apps, layout, navigation, modal contexts, interactivity and feedback.
- Terminology and wording, animation, typography and color, icons and graphics, and branding guidelines.
The document provides guidance on integrating apps with iOS and designing for various iOS technologies and features. It includes sections on individual UI elements, controls, and temporary views with guidelines.
This document provides an overview and reference for UIKit views, controls, and other user interface elements in iOS. It describes how to configure, set properties of, and customize elements like views, buttons, labels, text fields, and more. It also covers how to make elements accessible, use auto layout, and debug issues. The document is intended as a guide to working with common UI elements in iOS applications.
The document provides guidelines for designing iOS apps, focusing on themes for iOS 7 such as deference to content, clarity, and depth. It discusses stripping away UI to expose core functionality, using full-screen content, and letting content take priority over visual indicators. Sections cover designing for iOS 7, deferring to content, providing clarity, using depth, iOS app anatomy, interaction fundamentals, and integrating with iOS.
The document provides guidelines for designing iOS apps, focusing on deferring to content over UI, providing clarity through legible text, precise icons, and sharpened functionality, and using depth and realistic motion to engage users. It covers topics like designing for iOS 7, app anatomy, navigation, interaction and feedback, branding guidelines, and integrating with standard iOS elements and behaviors. The guidelines emphasize stripping away non-essential UI, letting content extend to screen edges, and designing crisp, fluid experiences that elevate the user's core tasks.
The document provides guidelines for designing iOS apps, covering topics such as UI design basics, app anatomy, navigation, interactivity, branding, and integrating with iOS, with the goals of deferring to content, providing clarity through use of white space and color, and using depth through animation and transitions. Developers are encouraged to follow human interface guidelines to design intuitive and engaging apps that are consistent with user expectations for the iOS platform.
The document provides guidelines for designing iOS apps. It discusses key platform characteristics like displays of different sizes, orientation changes, gesture-based interactions, and single-app foreground interactions. It emphasizes embracing these characteristics and using human interface principles to create a great user experience tailored to the task. The guidelines cover topics like app design strategies, transitions between devices, user experience best practices, and usage of iOS technologies and interface elements.
This document provides guidelines for designing high-quality user interfaces for iOS apps. It discusses iOS platform characteristics like screen size and gestures. It outlines key human interface principles like consistency and direct manipulation. It offers strategies for app design like defining the target audience and embracing iOS paradigms. It also provides case studies and guidelines for individual UI elements, graphics, and technologies to create an optimized experience for iOS users. Developers can use these guidelines to design intuitive, engaging apps that feel native to the iOS platform.
The document discusses the new design of iOS 7, which features an all-new design and new features to make the experience simpler, more useful, and enjoyable. Some key new features discussed include Control Center, Notification Center, improved multitasking, AirDrop, and enhanced built-in apps. The design changes aim to focus on the user's content by removing unnecessary design elements and bringing order to complexity through an intuitive interface.
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This document provides an overview and reference for UIKit views, controls, and other user interface elements in iOS. It describes how to configure, set properties of, and customize elements like views, buttons, labels, text fields, and more. It also covers how to make elements accessible, use auto layout, and debug issues. The document is intended as a guide to working with common UI elements in iOS applications.
The document provides guidelines for designing iOS apps, focusing on themes for iOS 7 such as deference to content, clarity, and depth. It discusses stripping away UI to expose core functionality, using full-screen content, and letting content take priority over visual indicators. Sections cover designing for iOS 7, deferring to content, providing clarity, using depth, iOS app anatomy, interaction fundamentals, and integrating with iOS.
The document provides guidelines for designing iOS apps, focusing on deferring to content over UI, providing clarity through legible text, precise icons, and sharpened functionality, and using depth and realistic motion to engage users. It covers topics like designing for iOS 7, app anatomy, navigation, interaction and feedback, branding guidelines, and integrating with standard iOS elements and behaviors. The guidelines emphasize stripping away non-essential UI, letting content extend to screen edges, and designing crisp, fluid experiences that elevate the user's core tasks.
The document provides guidelines for designing iOS apps, covering topics such as UI design basics, app anatomy, navigation, interactivity, branding, and integrating with iOS, with the goals of deferring to content, providing clarity through use of white space and color, and using depth through animation and transitions. Developers are encouraged to follow human interface guidelines to design intuitive and engaging apps that are consistent with user expectations for the iOS platform.
The document provides guidelines for designing iOS apps. It discusses key platform characteristics like displays of different sizes, orientation changes, gesture-based interactions, and single-app foreground interactions. It emphasizes embracing these characteristics and using human interface principles to create a great user experience tailored to the task. The guidelines cover topics like app design strategies, transitions between devices, user experience best practices, and usage of iOS technologies and interface elements.
This document provides guidelines for designing high-quality user interfaces for iOS apps. It discusses iOS platform characteristics like screen size and gestures. It outlines key human interface principles like consistency and direct manipulation. It offers strategies for app design like defining the target audience and embracing iOS paradigms. It also provides case studies and guidelines for individual UI elements, graphics, and technologies to create an optimized experience for iOS users. Developers can use these guidelines to design intuitive, engaging apps that feel native to the iOS platform.
The document discusses the new design of iOS 7, which features an all-new design and new features to make the experience simpler, more useful, and enjoyable. Some key new features discussed include Control Center, Notification Center, improved multitasking, AirDrop, and enhanced built-in apps. The design changes aim to focus on the user's content by removing unnecessary design elements and bringing order to complexity through an intuitive interface.
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The document discusses several features of the iPad including its Retina display, A6X chip, battery life, built-in apps, cameras, and advanced Wi-Fi technology. The Retina display provides sharp text and images with 3.1 million pixels. The A6X chip provides twice the speed and graphics performance without sacrificing battery life, which lasts up to 10 hours. The iPad comes with built-in apps like iPhoto, iMovie, and GarageBand and provides access to over 275,000 apps from the App Store. It also features a 5-megapixel iSight camera and a FaceTime HD camera.
The document discusses the iPhone and its SDK (software development kit). It provides an overview of the iPhone as more than just a phone, describing its built-in features like accelerometers, GPS, touch interface, and apps. It outlines the iPhone SDK tools including Xcode for development and the App Store for distribution. It also discusses the economics of developing iPhone apps and potential revenue models.
This document provides an overview of app design guidelines for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone platforms. It discusses common UI elements and patterns for each platform such as navigation bars, tab bars, buttons, lists, and dialogs. It also covers topics like cross-platform development, mobile optimization, and transitioning designs from desktop to mobile. Examples of specific apps are provided to illustrate design concepts. Guidelines around branding, usability testing, and reducing clutter are also presented. References to additional online resources for mobile development are included.
iOS is Apple’s mobile operating system that runs the iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch devices. iOS utilizes a multi-touch interface where simple features, and functionalities. Each version of iOS has been launched with multiple updated features every year. You will find the history of iOS versions 1.0 to 14 with system and app features.
- The document provides a history of iOS versions from the initial release of iPhone OS 1 in 2007 up to the current iOS 14.4 version. It summarizes each major iOS version, the devices it was compatible with, the key features introduced, and when support ended. Each version saw expanded device compatibility and new features while also dropping support for older devices that could not properly support the new OS. The document serves as an overview of the evolution of iOS and its expanding capabilities over numerous versions.
This document discusses guidelines for designing user interfaces for iPhone applications. It covers topics such as choosing an application style, following human interface principles, handling common tasks, and creating custom icons and images. The guidelines emphasize simplicity, focus on the primary task, effective communication, and supporting standard gestures and controls to provide a consistent user experience. Application elements like the status bar, navigation bar, tab bar, and toolbars are described. Standard views, controls, alerts and modal views are also covered.
The document summarizes the key features of the iPhone SE. It has the same advanced A9 chip as the iPhone 6s, allowing it to be the most powerful 4-inch phone ever made by Apple. It has a 12-megapixel camera that can capture high-quality photos and 4K videos. The iPhone SE also features Touch ID, Apple Pay, a Retina display, Live Photos, iCloud Photo Library, Bluetooth, and the voice assistant Siri. Overall, the document outlines that the iPhone SE packs high-end smartphone technology into a compact 4-inch form factor.
Adobe Max Modern iPhone App Design with Rick MesserRick Messer
Modern iPhone App Design
Basic practices and modern techniques
An introduction to iPhone app design. Gain a foundation of basics to break into this medium and start designing apps. This session will cover some fundamental iOS principles and describe modern design techniques. Get equipped with a good starting point and avoid some rookie mistakes.
Some Pointers from a Mobile Product Design Agency
iOS Anatomy: Familiarize with terminology, patterns & controls
Examples of modern design techniques
Tips from our process at Funsize
Working with engineers
Modern tools & practices for prototyping
Mobile 1UP was invited to speak at a workshop focused around development and go-to-market and strategies around the iphone platform. It is an event specifically hosted by the Stockholm School of Economics as part of the "Entrepreneurship & Coffee" after-work workshops for emerging entreprenuers in the nordic region.
This session is presented by Bess Ho at Silicon Valley Code Camp (SVCC) at Foothill College in 2009 Fall. This session covers the Apple review and submission procession and requirements. It reviews the image requirements, mockup and templates for iphone app.
This document compares and analyzes the user interfaces of the iPhone OS and Android OS. It discusses elements like the lock screen, home screen, application menu, widgets, and notification systems. The author argues that Android has advantages like a more usable lock screen, richer widgets, a desktop concept separate from the application menu, and more flexible notifications. Due to its open source nature and improvements by experts, Android's user interface and experience have grown stronger over time.
Session 16 - Designing universal interface which used for iPad and iPhoneVu Tran Lam
This document summarizes an iOS application development session that covers designing universal interfaces for the iPad and iPhone. The session topics include an overview of screen sizes, checking device information and iOS versions, working with split views and popovers, creating universal apps, and handling portrait and landscape orientations. It also provides demos and documentation links related to these topics.
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This document summarizes key features of the iOS mobile operating system. It discusses the original unveiling of iOS in 2007 for the iPhone and its later extension to support additional Apple devices. Key features covered include the home screen, multitasking capabilities, Safari web browser, iCloud cloud services, Control Centre, and Siri voice assistant. The document also argues that iOS has advantages over Android in terms of consistency, lack of unwanted pre-installed apps, intuitive user interface design, and better battery life and management.
Android was founded in 2003 and was acquired by Google in 2005. It is an open-source, Linux-based operating system designed for smartphones and tablets. Over 1,300 brands have launched Android devices, with top brands being Samsung, OnePlus, Oppo, Vivo, HTC, Sony, Xiaomi, and Huawei. Android has various version codenames like Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, etc. It provides features like widgets, notifications, and access to the Google Play Store with over 1 million apps.
IOS was developed by Apple for the original iPhone in 2007. It is a proprietary, closed-source operating system used exclusively on Apple's iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and
The document provides guidelines for designing iOS apps, including:
1. Deferring to content and using negative space, full-screen elements, and translucent UI to elevate the user's content.
2. Providing clarity through simplicity, color, legible typography, and borderless buttons.
3. Using depth, layers, and transitions between screens to communicate hierarchy and relationships between on-screen objects.
The document provides guidelines for designing iOS apps. It discusses key platform characteristics like screen size and orientation, gesture-based interaction, and single-window multitasking. It emphasizes embracing these characteristics by designing apps that are tailored to the device, respond appropriately to gestures, and allow background activities like music playback. The document also outlines principles for visual design, user experience, use of iOS technologies, and creation of app icons and images.
Introducing Apple New iPad(iPad 4th generation)JJ Wu
The document discusses several features of the iPad including its Retina display, A6X chip, battery life, built-in apps, cameras, and advanced Wi-Fi technology. The Retina display provides sharp text and images with 3.1 million pixels. The A6X chip provides twice the speed and graphics performance without sacrificing battery life, which lasts up to 10 hours. The iPad comes with built-in apps like iPhoto, iMovie, and GarageBand and provides access to over 275,000 apps from the App Store. It also features a 5-megapixel iSight camera and a FaceTime HD camera.
The document discusses the iPhone and its SDK (software development kit). It provides an overview of the iPhone as more than just a phone, describing its built-in features like accelerometers, GPS, touch interface, and apps. It outlines the iPhone SDK tools including Xcode for development and the App Store for distribution. It also discusses the economics of developing iPhone apps and potential revenue models.
This document provides an overview of app design guidelines for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone platforms. It discusses common UI elements and patterns for each platform such as navigation bars, tab bars, buttons, lists, and dialogs. It also covers topics like cross-platform development, mobile optimization, and transitioning designs from desktop to mobile. Examples of specific apps are provided to illustrate design concepts. Guidelines around branding, usability testing, and reducing clutter are also presented. References to additional online resources for mobile development are included.
iOS is Apple’s mobile operating system that runs the iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch devices. iOS utilizes a multi-touch interface where simple features, and functionalities. Each version of iOS has been launched with multiple updated features every year. You will find the history of iOS versions 1.0 to 14 with system and app features.
- The document provides a history of iOS versions from the initial release of iPhone OS 1 in 2007 up to the current iOS 14.4 version. It summarizes each major iOS version, the devices it was compatible with, the key features introduced, and when support ended. Each version saw expanded device compatibility and new features while also dropping support for older devices that could not properly support the new OS. The document serves as an overview of the evolution of iOS and its expanding capabilities over numerous versions.
This document discusses guidelines for designing user interfaces for iPhone applications. It covers topics such as choosing an application style, following human interface principles, handling common tasks, and creating custom icons and images. The guidelines emphasize simplicity, focus on the primary task, effective communication, and supporting standard gestures and controls to provide a consistent user experience. Application elements like the status bar, navigation bar, tab bar, and toolbars are described. Standard views, controls, alerts and modal views are also covered.
The document summarizes the key features of the iPhone SE. It has the same advanced A9 chip as the iPhone 6s, allowing it to be the most powerful 4-inch phone ever made by Apple. It has a 12-megapixel camera that can capture high-quality photos and 4K videos. The iPhone SE also features Touch ID, Apple Pay, a Retina display, Live Photos, iCloud Photo Library, Bluetooth, and the voice assistant Siri. Overall, the document outlines that the iPhone SE packs high-end smartphone technology into a compact 4-inch form factor.
Adobe Max Modern iPhone App Design with Rick MesserRick Messer
Modern iPhone App Design
Basic practices and modern techniques
An introduction to iPhone app design. Gain a foundation of basics to break into this medium and start designing apps. This session will cover some fundamental iOS principles and describe modern design techniques. Get equipped with a good starting point and avoid some rookie mistakes.
Some Pointers from a Mobile Product Design Agency
iOS Anatomy: Familiarize with terminology, patterns & controls
Examples of modern design techniques
Tips from our process at Funsize
Working with engineers
Modern tools & practices for prototyping
Mobile 1UP was invited to speak at a workshop focused around development and go-to-market and strategies around the iphone platform. It is an event specifically hosted by the Stockholm School of Economics as part of the "Entrepreneurship & Coffee" after-work workshops for emerging entreprenuers in the nordic region.
This session is presented by Bess Ho at Silicon Valley Code Camp (SVCC) at Foothill College in 2009 Fall. This session covers the Apple review and submission procession and requirements. It reviews the image requirements, mockup and templates for iphone app.
This document compares and analyzes the user interfaces of the iPhone OS and Android OS. It discusses elements like the lock screen, home screen, application menu, widgets, and notification systems. The author argues that Android has advantages like a more usable lock screen, richer widgets, a desktop concept separate from the application menu, and more flexible notifications. Due to its open source nature and improvements by experts, Android's user interface and experience have grown stronger over time.
Session 16 - Designing universal interface which used for iPad and iPhoneVu Tran Lam
This document summarizes an iOS application development session that covers designing universal interfaces for the iPad and iPhone. The session topics include an overview of screen sizes, checking device information and iOS versions, working with split views and popovers, creating universal apps, and handling portrait and landscape orientations. It also provides demos and documentation links related to these topics.
We recently expanded our technology inventory by acquiring a few iPad Pros. After a few weeks of testing it, here is our take on what we like or don’t..
This document summarizes key features of the iOS mobile operating system. It discusses the original unveiling of iOS in 2007 for the iPhone and its later extension to support additional Apple devices. Key features covered include the home screen, multitasking capabilities, Safari web browser, iCloud cloud services, Control Centre, and Siri voice assistant. The document also argues that iOS has advantages over Android in terms of consistency, lack of unwanted pre-installed apps, intuitive user interface design, and better battery life and management.
Android was founded in 2003 and was acquired by Google in 2005. It is an open-source, Linux-based operating system designed for smartphones and tablets. Over 1,300 brands have launched Android devices, with top brands being Samsung, OnePlus, Oppo, Vivo, HTC, Sony, Xiaomi, and Huawei. Android has various version codenames like Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, etc. It provides features like widgets, notifications, and access to the Google Play Store with over 1 million apps.
IOS was developed by Apple for the original iPhone in 2007. It is a proprietary, closed-source operating system used exclusively on Apple's iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and
The document provides guidelines for designing iOS apps, including:
1. Deferring to content and using negative space, full-screen elements, and translucent UI to elevate the user's content.
2. Providing clarity through simplicity, color, legible typography, and borderless buttons.
3. Using depth, layers, and transitions between screens to communicate hierarchy and relationships between on-screen objects.
The document provides guidelines for designing iOS apps. It discusses key platform characteristics like screen size and orientation, gesture-based interaction, and single-window multitasking. It emphasizes embracing these characteristics by designing apps that are tailored to the device, respond appropriately to gestures, and allow background activities like music playback. The document also outlines principles for visual design, user experience, use of iOS technologies, and creation of app icons and images.
The iOS Human Interface Guidelines document provides guidance on designing high-quality iOS apps. It discusses platform characteristics of iOS such as displays of varying sizes, orientation changes, gesture-based interaction, and multitasking. It emphasizes embracing these characteristics and following human interface principles to provide a great user experience. The document also offers guidelines for many technical and design aspects of apps, including UI elements, technologies, artwork, and transitions between platforms and devices.
This document provides guidelines for designing high-quality user interfaces for iOS apps. It discusses iOS platform characteristics like screen size and gestures. It outlines key human interface principles like consistency and direct manipulation. It offers strategies for app design like defining the target audience and prototyping. It also provides case studies of transitioning desktop apps to iOS. The document provides detailed guidelines for user experience design, iOS technologies, UI elements, and custom graphics for iOS apps. The goal is to help developers design intuitive, engaging apps that follow iOS conventions.
The document provides guidance for transitioning iOS apps to be compatible with iOS 7. It recommends characterizing your app as standard, custom, or hybrid to determine the scope of changes needed. It includes checklists of things every app must do, such as updating icons and launch images, and things every app should do, like ensuring content remains visible behind translucent bars. The document also provides tips for supporting both iOS 6 and iOS 7, including using Interface Builder and conditionally loading resources.
iOS 7 introduces many UI changes, such as borderless buttons, translucent bars, and full-screen layout for view controllers. Using Xcode 5, you can build a project for iOS 7 and run it in iOS 7 Simulator to get a first glimpse of the way the app looks with iOS 7 UI.
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If you are looking to build a cloud-friendly tablet user experience, look no further than Oracle’s new simplified UI. Developed with simplicity and cross-platform compatibility in mind, it’s now also a source of inspiration for any IT team looking to build their own tablet UI. Oracle will be making available the user experience design patterns behind the simplified UI, and optimized for ADF.
The document provides guidance for app developers on updating their apps for iOS 7. It emphasizes taking advantage of new iOS 7 features like improved multitasking APIs, Siri integration, and 3D maps. It also stresses the importance of redesigning apps for iOS 7's minimalist design while still supporting iOS 6. Tips are provided on animation, transitions, icon design, and typography changes in iOS 7.
THE POWER OF GUIDELINES. Or: how important is to know guidelines of platform ...Andriy Larchenko
The presentation outlines the following items:
1. Collaboration between developers and designers, in other words – how to understand each other
2. Why hardware and technical constraints should be taken into account while creating an app
3. Key differences between iOS Human Interface and Material Design
4. How to follow simple rules and design interfaces for both platforms
5. Finally, a few examples of interfaces designed and developed with neglecting of guidelines.
Mobile App Design Best Practices - Usable Interfaces for Tiny PlacesApigee | Google Cloud
The document discusses best practices for mobile app design, focusing on creating usable interfaces for small screens. It emphasizes the importance of wireframing and prototyping before design to simplify interfaces. Great design takes away complexity by removing unnecessary elements and using white space effectively. The document also stresses the need to follow platform guidelines and provide feedback to users to give the perception of high performance, even when factors like network conditions are outside the designer's control.
Designing cross-platform mobile user interface (UI) is a nightmare. Even if the three main OS speak almost the same language, they actually speak three different lingos.
Enhancers will showcase an optimal workflow – starting with Android Material – to minimize effort and variations, keeping the user experience (UX) great along all platforms.
iOS 7 introduced major design changes including a flat user interface, parallax and motion effects, transparency, and new icon grid layout. It also included engineering improvements like new frameworks for games and networking, enhancements to existing frameworks, Xcode 5 updates, and full support for 64-bit processors. While the redesign was controversial, adoption of iOS 7 has been rapid with over 74% of iOS devices now running the new operating system just a few months after its release.
iOS 11 introduces new features like CoreML, ARKit, and updated Siri that allow apps to gain artificial intelligence capabilities and augmented reality functionality. The App Store is also being redesigned with shorter metadata fields and new search functionality to emphasize keywords, requiring developers to adapt their app discovery strategies. Design guidelines provide specifications for app icons, launch screens, and typography to ensure high quality interfaces across Apple devices.
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The document discusses Oracle's strategy for tailoring cloud applications. It provides an overview of Oracle's composers which allow business analysts and developers to customize applications without coding. The composers allow tweaking out-of-the-box configurations, adding new fields and pages, and more. The document also discusses Oracle's user experience design patterns that provide reusable solutions and ensure consistency across applications. It shares how the patterns improve developer productivity and user satisfaction. Finally, it provides information on learning more about Oracle's user experience strategy online.
This document discusses interactive cues in flat design user interfaces. It explores how perceived affordances are learned conventions through visual cues like distinctive colors, shapes, sizes, and verbs to indicate interactivity. Common interactive elements like buttons are rectangular or circular shapes on mobile and desktop platforms. The document recommends leveraging users' existing knowledge of interface conventions and standard controls while using visual hierarchy and multiple cues to emphasize primary actions.
Android app development refers to the process of creating applications for devices running the Android operating system, which is developed by Google. These applications can range from simple utilities to complex software.
This document discusses the importance of design guidelines and principles for technology companies. It provides examples of guidelines from Apple, Google, Microsoft and NASA to achieve usability, consistency and intuitive user experiences across platforms. The document emphasizes that design is about how products work and solve problems, not just aesthetics. It also explains key principles from initiatives like Apple's Human Interface Guidelines, Material Design and Microsoft's Fluent Design System.
Practical eLearning Makeovers for EveryoneBianca Woods
Welcome to Practical eLearning Makeovers for Everyone. In this presentation, we’ll take a look at a bunch of easy-to-use visual design tips and tricks. And we’ll do this by using them to spruce up some eLearning screens that are in dire need of a new look.
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Presentations of Bavo Raeymaekers (Project lead youth unemployment at the City of Antwerp), Suzan Martens (Service designer at Knight Moves) and Adriaan De Keersmaeker (Community manager at Talk to C)
during the 'Arena • Young adults in the workplace' conference hosted by Knight Moves.
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India’s architectural landscape is a vibrant tapestry that weaves together the country's rich cultural heritage and its modern aspirations. From majestic historical structures to cutting-edge contemporary designs, the work of Indian architects is celebrated worldwide. Among the many firms shaping this dynamic field, Design Forum International stands out as a leader in innovative and sustainable architecture. This blog explores some of the best Indian architects, highlighting their contributions and showcasing the most famous architects in India.