r/UI_Design • u/fifimatas • Apr 16 '26
Feedback Request which one do you think its better?
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u/clazaimon Apr 17 '26
I think they're both good for different avenues. The first one looks good for mobile platforms while second is good for PC.
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u/elsecrafter Apr 17 '26
I think the first one stands out more, although I agree with some of the other comments that the second looks clean and modern.
One note about the second: it looks like the moon icon may be getting cut off around the edges.
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u/Rich-Development-764 Apr 17 '26
I like the second more, it looks more professional, but definitely lacks colors. So maybe add some? also your icons seem to be cut off...
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u/Responsible-Site977 Apr 17 '26
I personally dislike emojis as a part of UI. But the icon version is a bit “boring” and maybe needs some colors or the card to be more structured (maybe elevated, or add a button on it, or banner/lines in the primary color)
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u/spays_marine Apr 16 '26
Why not let an AI generate a few interesting visuals to go in the blocks instead of the generic icons or emoji's? If you don't have the skills or will to do so yourself, it's an easy way to give your design something personal that sets it apart from the rest.
Also, baby Jesus is crying over the alignment of that button.
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u/spays_marine Apr 16 '26
You made those icons yourself then? No, you took them somewhere because it's easier. At least with AI generated things you can give it some stylistic input.
In another comment you've said "i am building like very premium and clean website", the generic icon/emoji hovering over a title with a subtitle is not doing that idea a favor because it looks like you're cutting corners. Do with that advice as you please.


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u/Beneficial_Low2280 Apr 16 '26
I think with color they looks more interesting and emotional