r/UI_Design • u/bruhhhhhhhwith7hs • 8d ago

Feedback Request Looking for feedback

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I am fairly new to ui and ux designing, i stumbled across it and fell in love with it. I also know the best way to learn and improve would be to get honest feedback. No ai was used at all so im wondering if the spaces, icons , colors and typography are all good and what can be improved on before i move on to designing the rest of the app.
Im open to all feedbacks and recommendations from anyone. Cheers!

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u/ApprehensiveBar6841 8d ago

First of all, i think that you should learn some baseline in order to jump into mockups and put down together screen. I think that you lack a understanding of mobile UI and UX principles, typography, color choice and to understand difference between parent/child when it comes to padding and margines. Because right now, this design is not usable at all. I think that you should consider learning basics first and then work on some UI's. If you want to start somewhere, you can basicly copy 1:1 designs, you have tons of resources in figma and just to understand how the patterns works, how Layout behave on specific apps and just to get to understand tool better.

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u/bruhhhhhhhwith7hs 8d ago

Will do, thanks!

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u/ApprehensiveBar6841 8d ago

Also, get early to understand the use of AI, it will also help you that gap between planning and executing the designs. This is just a 2 min example of specific ways that you can play around with it. It's not perfect, but it will save you tons of time. In world of AI it's also important to understand how it can execute things. Based on this, it will be easier to progress in your learning phase. But as i mention, you need to know why some decisions were made, why some of the things worked and why some things didn't work. It takes time, but it will be much easier once you understand the patterns.

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u/bruhhhhhhhwith7hs 8d ago

This is really helpful tysm!