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13 UI/UX tips from real-life examples

A visual thread 👇
Llama Life by @threehourcoffee

What a beautiful product! A quick UX tip for their focus mode...

Since users are in their "deep-focus" zone, I'd hide from them all the other tasks.

Let's focus on the active task now!
BlockSurveys by @wlsnbr

It's a common practice for SaaS founders to promote their annual plan (upfront revenue + less
churn).

So, make your annual plan stand out visually and prompt people to go for it.
GoodGarms by @Bryntaylor99

A clever hack to boost your conversion is this...

Add a floating 'Shop Online' button on every product page to make it dead-simple for visitors to convert, even if they've scrolled a lot.
Dev Portfolio by the hacker @shanjai_raj

1. Add your photo. It helps potential clients connect your work with your real face and adds a personal touch

2. Have a prominent CTA to help clients contact you immediately.
Paytable by @J__Rosen

It provides a secure reader for @airtable bases and the ability to monetize them

Potential users are familiar with Airtable and its logo.

By displaying Airtable's logo, we help them understand that the product is about them!
MotionBox by the one & only @michaelaubry

It took me a while to find a flaw, then I'll go with a small pricing optimization...

Make your most common-used plan prominent, to leave fewer options for your users.

We often enjoy it when others make a selection for us...
ClinicNearMe. A very impactful project by @swSalim

The main landing page looks pretty empty. How can we fix it?

Add a relevant background header image, or even better...

Add a separate section with some recommended clinics based on the visitor's location 🤯
LongTermVisas by @FarazPatankar13

Consistency across our interface must be a priority.

Icons need to look and behave like icons. The same goes for buttons etc.

That's why I'd advise Faraz to add a submit button instead of a clickable icon

* BTW it's a beautiful website.
Product design portfolio by @sabarishkanna

The purpose of a digital portfolio is to attract clients

Your #1 goal is to make it easy for potential clients to show their interest

So, a form to collect their interest is always a must-have element on your portfolio page
Project Wallace by @bartveneman

Most times our users won't know everything we know.

The 200kb filesize stat might be useless for our end-user.

To make it useful, they need to know what's the average CSS bundle size and if this number is above or below it.
Heed by @_kprkr

Such a meta UI review lol

It's a product, in the pre-beta phase, without real screenshots.

Personally, I'd create a very rough Figma prototype, record it and display it above the fold.

It would give visitors a sense of what to expect from Heed
Photograph hiring app by @AlheehFatima

Mobile design is tricky.

You have limited space and you need to take into account these two simple rules:

• Elements should be visible
• Elements should be clickable (>42 pixels)

PS. Prefer real-life content for your designs
Devisto by @klaasgeldof

An all-around solution for building websites

The product is not released yet, then the landing page's purpose is to collect early user emails

So, adding a form to collect their email above the fold can be valuable!
That's all for now folks!

Hope you learned a useful UI/UX lesson today.

Always happy to check your creations that were inspired by these tips :)
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