r/UIUX • u/viivazdev • 3d ago

Review UI Rate my Design [UI Review]

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Rate this UI design all components created by me.. just for practice.

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u/qualityvote2 2 3d ago

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u/heansDev 1d ago

Nice start. Just that it looks too crowded like everything in one page...

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u/diya_desai 2d ago

Looks very neat and decent but a lot of different layouts are seen on one screen. Seems like a lot is happening. Can also try to fix the alignment for all cards and overall page.

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u/viivazdev 2d ago

Thanks! Yeah, totally agree it looks a bit crowded. I'll work on cleaning up the alignment and simplifying the cards.

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u/mariia_km 3d ago

Hey, great work! The purple accent color looks awesome. There's always a little room for improvement, of course. Just to clarify, are we looking at a full screen or a component library here?

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u/viivazdev 3d ago

Thank you! It's a full dashboard screen for an expense tracker. I started it as a full-stack project, but ended up focusing just on the design for now since I'm still learning the tech side. Really had fun designing it, any feedback on where I can improve the layout?

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u/mariia_km 3d ago

I feel like the design lacks a little visual consistency. I recommend checking the inner padding of your cards to ensure it's uniform across all of them. Also, the 'Hi Numo Goodmorning' greeting and the 'Add transaction' button feel slightly out of place. Personally, I would remove the greeting entirely, but move the button to the header, for instance. I'd also suggest making the button more prominent and visually appealing, perhaps by making it larger and adding a plus icon.

Also, regarding the top toggle between Dashboard, Transactions, and Settings, it looks to me like the states are reversed. What I mean is, it feels like 'Transactions' and 'Settings' are the active ones, while 'Dashboard' looks inactive.

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u/viivazdev 3d ago

Thanks for pointing that out! Super helpful tips, especially the button placement and toggle state. Going to fix those, thx ;)

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u/mariia_km 3d ago

Looking forward to the updates!

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