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– Let’s face it, we see a *lot* of the same work from many UI designers. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, because some patterns are tried and trued. But sometimes, you need a more unique approach — and that’s what I will be helping you all with today! I will design a few layouts from scratch and discuss my approach when coming up with more unique layouts.

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24 Comments

  1. Boring works great for conversions , keeps the user focused on the call to action so give me boring all day long , money money money baby !!! I do find the problem with designers is that for them ( understandable) it’s all about looking pretty , but being pretty does not sell products or services, sales copy does .

  2. I always think design should base on content, not we have a layout and ask people to fill in the content based on the design… the layouts are cool but only cool when you have such amount content. I actually more hope to see a requirement and how you absorb the requirement and show different design options and maybe share why you do that.

  3. You are clearly a good designer, and I agree that the layouts you've made are unique and refreshing and not impossible. However, as a designer who is also a developer – I can't lie, these designs would be a nightmare to actually implement. This is especially true in a commercial project with a client wanting a CMS like WordPress etc.

    When a designer sends this type of stuff over – 1 of 2 things always happen:

    1. I have to request versions for several breakpoints so that the designer and I understand how this design will evolve. (extra work for the designer, more time added to the project, plus the build usually sucks since it's not scalable and there are now 5 different layouts to make for every design)

    Or most likely:

    2. Extra versions are not in budget, so I have to assume how this changes for different sizes. It's usually impossible to preserve the layout for all widths, so without a planned direction the design becomes less effective. (upset designer, poor user experience, dev scope creep)

    There is a reason the web has repetitive design and user patterns. Again, it's not like these designs are that ridiculous because I have to build stuff like this from design agencies frequently, but they are by no means fun lmao.

  4. Amazing! I learnt so much from this session.
    I been doing few courses in Udemy uiux but this one makes so much more sense and I learnt so much more then in the paid courses.
    Thanks for this chanell definitely following you.
    Lauma

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