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13 UI/UX tips from real-life examples

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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& #39;d hide from them all the other tasks.

Let& #39;s focus on the active task now!
BlockSurveys by @wlsnbr

It& #39;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 & #39;Shop Online& #39; button on every product page to make it dead-simple for visitors to convert, even if they& #39;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& #39;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& #39;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& #39;s location https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤯" title="Explodierender Kopf" aria-label="Emoji: Explodierender Kopf">
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& #39;s why I& #39;d advise Faraz to add a submit button instead of a clickable icon

* BTW it& #39;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& #39;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& #39;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& #39;s a product, in the pre-beta phase, without real screenshots.

Personally, I& #39;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& #39;s purpose is to collect early user emails

So, adding a form to collect their email above the fold can be valuable!
That& #39;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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