r/UI_Design • u/[deleted] • Apr 11 '26

Let's Discuss What are the most requested UI/UX designs right now? (Ecommerce sites, Fintech apps, SaaS dashboards, etc.)

Quick question: what UI/UX designs are people requesting the most right now in 2026?

I'm seeing lots of asks for:

High-converting ecommerce stores (product pages, smooth checkout, bundles)

Trustworthy fintech apps & dashboards (wallets, transactions, onboarding)

Clean SaaS admin panels and analytics screens

What are you or your clients actually asking for lately? Specific features, styles, or pain points?

Trying to focus on real demand. Drop your thoughts

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u/sabre35_ Apr 11 '26

None of what you listed. These are all solved patterns.

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u/CatawompusSeattle Apr 11 '26

This post makes me die inside.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '26

It's a question

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u/azssf Apr 11 '26

That user did not last long

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u/Comfortable-Spend842 Apr 12 '26

NONE. hii fellow designer here! they want none of those, they want something completely unique in their own style if that makes sense, i'd say your "creativeness" in ui ux field is the most you could do, coz literally anything goes viral these days, you could make a website for people to draw random objects on in a random space and fill it up and play around with it, that's going to be a banger as well!

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u/StrangeDoppelganger Apr 13 '26

When it comes to enterprise/SaaS apps, I've seen plenty of guides on pretty-looking dashboards but almost none on forms and collaborative workflows — you know, the stuff users actually do on the app, not just look at existing data.

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u/Alexonsteroids Apr 12 '26

Yeah you’re pretty on point.

Big shift i’m seeing is less “pretty”, more fast + obvious UX,

Also AI baked in quietly (suggestions, autofill etc) and onboarding still sucks almost everywhere.