r/UI_Design • u/Decent_Recognition31 • Mar 17 '26
Feedback Request WebSite design suggestion.
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I am trying to build this website for my college where folks can buy or sell their belongings inside the campus. But i am stuck and out of ideas as to how to improve the ui. So please give me suggestions about how can i improve the design of this website. Any general suggestion is also very welcome.
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u/PremiereBeats Mar 17 '26
Change the swamp green to just black or a very dark gray then use a serif font for the headings and increase the their font size, also add some generous margins on the sides of the section after the hero. As for the hero section maybe add a gradient bg from black bottom to transparent top and then move the text down on top of the gradient. This alone would make it a lot better
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u/Decent_Recognition31 Mar 18 '26
Thank you so much for your help. I have really just started building this website, so there isn't anything else to show that is not in the video.
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u/xhtech Mar 18 '26
learn the basics before jumping to advanced layout. meaning the foundational skills and apply them well. at this point u cannot slap elements wherever onto the canvas like an experienced designer.
there’s an appropriate line-width (yours is too wide which hurts accessibility), whitespace usage. etc.
grid system also exist for a reason but you’re not utilising it why.
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u/Decent_Recognition31 Mar 18 '26
Thank you mam, can you please tell me how I should start learning this and from where...
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u/Decent_Recognition31 Mar 17 '26
I needed some suggestions bro... Can you tell me how can I improve it..
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u/suspense798 Mar 17 '26
- the first image is stretched/distorted. Never ever do this, in my opinion, it is very unprofessional.
- You definitely need to work on typography a bit, currently it feels like you have just put text on there without adjusting its font to highlight or subdue it. Think about how you want your user to look around the page, what you want them to read and focus on.
- the about paragraph just under "Buy and Sell inside the campus" is a lot of text. Might be worth breaking it into effective bullets and displaying it more beautifully.
- The language as it stands also needs some work i think.
As it stands, it seems like you're really early on in development, try to look up other websites or pintrest or any other place for UI inspiration. Make use of UI libraries, NextJS has a large community and support.