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    • How Do You Judge Good UI/UX? - AdvaitUX

    DuaRyanDuaRyan Posts: 1Member
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    Alright, so, solid UI/UX Design isn’t just about looking fancy. It’s all about vibes, you know? Like, if I open an app and instantly feel like I know where I’m going—that’s a win. No one wants to play a guessing game with navigation. Buttons should actually look like buttons, and if I’m squinting to figure out what to click next, we have a problem.

    Speed is another biggie. If a page takes longer to load than it does for me to contemplate my life choices, I’m out. No loyalty for slowpokes.

    Don’t get me started on messy layouts. If the fonts and colours are all over the darn place, it’s like staring at a ransom note. Just make it consistent, please. 

    The little things matter, too. Random popups everywhere? Hard pass. It should just flow, feel inviting, not like it’s yelling for attention every five seconds.

    Oh, and accessibility? Absolute must. Your site’s get's cool for everywhere: mobile, desktop, mac who use screen readers, the whole squad.


    Must Visit: Advaitux.com

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