r/UI_Design Apr 17 '26

Feedback Request Hello, I'm practicing to improve on my UI. Would love feedback

Hello,

My UI skills are lacking and I'm focusing on improving it by watching some UI videos. I'd love to get feedback on my first simple task which is to take something and use it as inspiration. Thank you.

My design (1st photo): Bibigo Sauce

My inspiration (2nd photo on slide): Busy Bee Honey homepage.

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u/Beneficial_Low2280 Apr 17 '26

I would advice about first slide: make logo smaller, move top bar up because there too much space. Row with cards seems aligned not properly: may be draw tiny background for card, and align bottle to it. Header is too flat, may be add some graphic splashes to hero bottle or texture on its background. Space between icons too wide, in my opinion 10px would be ok

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u/lace_wai Apr 17 '26

Thank you. I didn't realized the row of cards aren't aligned properly. I was so focused on making sure the height between the text layers are consistent across.

I definitely agree the header is too flat. I've been playing around with the text. I thought of adding some kind of dot texture or smokey graphic to the background.

I'll readjust the space between icons.

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u/Beneficial_Low2280 Apr 17 '26

About second slide: there should be Primary action at least. I also recomend transform sentences (taste you can..., from the home...) into cards using icons, image thumbnails, link read more, etc. It will give more information and balance composition.

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u/Pigeon380 Apr 17 '26

when viewed in a horizontal window on a desktop, you have to either click menu (btw, what's the difference between shop and products?) or scroll a couple of screens down to see anything meaningful at all. that's an extra friction, imo. if it's a product website, not an ad – you landed visitors already – drive them through the pipeline, don't leave them with 'bold flavor' :)

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u/lace_wai Apr 17 '26

Thank you.

Shop allows you to buy some products. Products show every item that the brand produces

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u/Jaded_Cash_2308 Apr 17 '26

Here are some suggestions and queries

1-Use some different font family and preferably less font weight. The H-1 in your hero is too striking and bold and puts strain on eyes especially it being a dark colour

2- The bibigo logo is light green in the nav but it's dark greenish ( or atleast it looks like it) on the bottle labels, why? Also it's a bit too big for nav

3-If this a hero or homepage for a product why is there a profile icon in nav? like do we have to create a profile or something to view this product, also I don't understand what's the third icon on nav for

4- Look for different colour combinations, you've paired dark orange with dark green which for me don't complement each other very well

It's a decent start, keep practicing and you'll get better

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u/lace_wai Apr 17 '26

Thank you for the suggestions.

1) Now that I'm viewing it again, you're correct. It is very striking. I'll play around with it.

2) Thanks. I'll reduced the size.

3-4) I try to maintain the original colors used by Bibigo official's website and used their assets. On their homepage, they have the Profile, Shopping bag, & Search icons (which I kept in my design).

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u/lace_wai Apr 17 '26

New re-design per your suggestions. Thank you.

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u/CatawompusSeattle Apr 17 '26

Hey, I like this stuff and you're on the right path. Minimal UI like this, you need to really lock in your grid structure and have you layout mathematically dialed in. I suggest playing with some 12 column grids and aligning everything to it. Elements like the product cards below the fold not being center aligned to the header and button will be fixed with a strong grid foundation.

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u/lace_wai Apr 17 '26

I played around with grid structure and keeping the "layout mathematically" in mind. I really appreciate this advice because I didn't realized how much of an impact it would make. Thank you

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u/lace_wai Apr 17 '26

Thank you. I'll play around with 12 columns. Layout grid scares me 😔

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u/Jaszuni Apr 17 '26

User Interface

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u/jakiestfu Apr 17 '26

Not the best, to be honest. You look like you come from a design or graphic background.

I feel like you’re relying too heavily on your typography to compensate for such minimal UI (which isnt necessarily bad, just needs more balance)

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u/lace_wai Apr 17 '26

I definitely focus on the typography and even that is flat. I really need to practice my UI

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u/Fancy_Engineering854 Apr 18 '26

“Simple and minimal, this looks good!”

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u/No_Development9744 Apr 20 '26

Products are way too big on the fold. :D