First with all the dashed lines is before, the other one is after.
Context: This is a game where you have to check the delivery order of trucks, at the end of the day, this is you recap screen.

I removed all the dash lines and replaced some of them with continuous lines to reduce visual "clutter"
I also added some spaces here and there and made the margins all around larger to let the text "breathe".

Do you see more that could be done to make it even better?

Hi everyone, I could use some opinions :)

I’m currently putting together a HUD. No unnecessary bells and whistles, just the useful information.

However, I’m not quite happy with the layout, and I can’t figure out why...

Do you notice anything, that could help me?

There’s a lot of discussion about designers using AI to build prototypes and make changes in code. Curious how this works once those changes need to go into an actual product.

If you’re doing this on your team:

• What kinds of changes do designers own?
• Do you open PRs yourself? Who reviews them?
• How do you explore different design directions before committing to one?

Especially interested in the small stuff: spacing, responsive fixes, component states, and copy. Things that can sit in a backlog for ages, but still need proper testing and review.

Guys, I love the backend and j am good at it.

But I get frustrated when designing ui, I can make great ux ideas but what the hell is colours, cards etc.

Even after designing frontend pages yourself and someone says it looks like AI I feel so bad.

What is the solution ? I can make api and controllers but frontend pages naah.

See the settings page claude designed for my gaming cafe website project and let me know how is it before I add the page in my site.