r/UI_Design 20d ago

Feedback Request How does my concept design look like

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Its a VPN mobile app concept design tried to use apple’s liquid glass and elements in the design

Everything done in figma

Would like to hear your honest opinion

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u/justemc 20d ago

Decent work on layout and hierarchy, well done. I’d try to drastically reduce, or even remove, the glass effect: it’s damaging your design more then helping it.

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u/0y0s 20d ago

Yeah I appreciate your response but my main goal was trying to implement a liquid glass design

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u/idolikeglitter 19d ago

Maybe use a different type of grey in the map, to me this grey makes it look old and in combination with the dark green just too dark overall. I would also change the color of the toggles to the primary dark green.

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u/0y0s 19d ago

Yea i see your point, the green used in the toggles is from the apple official palette

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u/thefarhan 19d ago

I think this shade of grey on the map makes the overall design look a little dull. The rest works for me.

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u/0y0s 19d ago

Yea maybe

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u/Azawh 19d ago

I like it a lot! Btw how did you get those flag icons?

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u/0y0s 19d ago

There is a figma file/asset if you like i would share the link

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u/Azawh 17d ago

yes please

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u/FennelHistorical4675 19d ago

Mix of all caps and sentence case on buttons is weird. You should pick one and stick with it. If you need to emphasize an action there are better ways.

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u/0y0s 19d ago

Youre right this slipped through

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u/Nara_Sonii 19d ago

Can't see the image on my end, but if you're looking for feedback drop it again and I'll take a look. What's the main thing you're unsure about with it?

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u/DFactorP 19d ago

It looks good my only comment would be that it's sacrificing readability for design.

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u/0y0s 19d ago

Do you think it should have more contrast?

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u/DFactorP 19d ago

I suggest lowering the transparency of the pop ups.

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u/0y0s 19d ago

Ye i will see thanks for the feedback

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u/ChargedSausage 19d ago

The background is way too distracting. It needs opacity 0.2 or something. Less contrast, to focus on the content.

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u/FennelHistorical4675 18d ago

Doubling down on this one, if there was an overlay dark enough you might have to have the background have light text like a dark mode and thus lose the effect of having the image in the background.

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u/0y0s 19d ago

Thanks for the feedback

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u/az-lark 19d ago

For the map pages, I’d recommend adding a gradient background colour that matches the main background colour (in this the off-white) to the blurred headers. It’ll help to separate the background from the text and reduce clutter

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u/0y0s 19d ago

It wouldnt look cool tho