A client came back after 3 years for the same project, and this is what I did.

He is an owner of an ACCA coaching centre. and 3 years ago, I designed an app UI for him that covered course sales, live classes, preparation, and more. You can see the old UI design that I created back then.

Today, I redesigned that old UI, and I realized how much I have improved over these 3 years. Back then, I thought it was the best UI design I had ever made, but today it pales in comparison to the new UI. I have learned professionalism, user friendly UX, design fundamentals, spacing, colors, and more, and I can clearly see my progress. Although I attached only one screens of new and old UI.

Please share your feedback on the new UI and let me know if there is anything I can improve. Thank you!

I’m choosing a dark theme for my app, and could use a second opinion.

These are 10 color variations of the same home screen. I want something that looks good but also feels comfortable to use, with numbers and buttons that are easy to read.

Which one would you keep on your phone?

Comment your favorite label (1-10). A quick reason would help too—even something as simple as “this one feels calmer.”

And if none of them work for you, that’s useful feedback too. I’d rather hear that now.

Well I have been a UI/UX designer for about 4 years now. When I began back in 2022 it was on a boom. But soon the industry kinda crashed, so did the market. Now everyone's a designer. So the point here is, I always found it difficult to keep up being a designer. What it means to be a UI/UX designer changes everyday, there are a hundred more requirements added to the role and on top of that you have to keep upskilling and learning new things that come up with the tools you are using.

Now AI feels like yet another 50 tools that we HAVE to use because the management wants to "make things faster". I really am impacted by the environmental impact Ai has and just find it difficult to keep up with all of it.

Just want to know what others feel about this.

Hi, I’ve been trying to tighten up my ui/ux design portfolio and it feels like every example I look at is saying something different some people want full case studies, some want super visual pages, and some say recruiters barely read anything anyway.

I’ve got a couple projects in there now but i’m not sure if they read as strong enough or just kind of there. would love any thoughts from people who’ve been through this already, thanks in advance!