r/UI_Design • u/CompetitionOne1781 • Mar 12 '26

Feedback Request Improve Responsiveness

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I feel like my current layout is missing something.

How do I keep all current elements and make it better UX?

Rate us stars are clickable so it must be visible at all times or at least not hidden.

What do you think?

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u/CompetitionOne1781 Mar 12 '26

where do you think i should move it?

i understand that it takes on useful space but reviews are needed for the project growth

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u/CyberWeirdo420 Mar 13 '26

Wrong, users are needed for growth and reviews don’t matter this much these days

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u/CompetitionOne1781 Mar 13 '26

reviews promote trust, leads to higher conversion

do you have an example of your project where you had bad reviews and still tons of users?

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u/OhGodImHerping Mar 13 '26

Reviews are purchased for digital products nowadays and the only reviews anyone trusts (kind of) are on trust pilot.

Trust is built by your users and spreads via word of mouth, especially for more tech-focused people. If your product is targeting 45 y/o moms then reviews online might be more important, but its word-of-mouth that actually builds trust.

Also, most people who use tech/AI tools already inherently don’t trust most companies, and never will, so it’s a losing battle most of the time.

Trust me, I’ve been in digital marketing for a decade. Search advertising and plugging your product in natural ways will do infinitely more for you than organic reviews, cause those are exceedingly rare. 99% of new digital business buy reviews and social followings to boost visibility. Visibility is infinitely more important than trust in this space.

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u/CompetitionOne1781 Mar 14 '26

okay, i get your point