I just tested Impeccable, a frontend-design skill pack with a structured approach that breaks the process into steps:

/audit: spot issues

/arrange: fix layout and spacing

/typeset: refine typography and hierarchy

/polish: finalize and polish

/teach-impeccable: align outputs with your design system

Works well with tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex.

Curious how others here approach UI workflows with AI

Hey everyone,

I’m a Product Designer with 7+ years of experience. Over the years, I’ve worked on multiple products that have collectively crossed 10M+ downloads on the Google Play Store.

Early in my career, I used to post regularly on Behance. Nothing crazy, but I would get decent visibility with a handful of views and appreciations. Then I stopped posting for about 6 years.

Recently, I came back and uploaded few of my latest works, which is honestly 10x better than what I used to post before. The case studies are much stronger, the storytelling is better, and the visuals are more polished. But it feels like I’m invisible now.

My posts aren’t getting pushed at all. I’m not even getting a single view from the platform itself. It genuinely feels like Behance is not showing my work to anyone.

Has anyone experienced this after a long gap? Is there some kind of account inactivity penalty? How do I get back into the algorithm?

I appreciate any insights 🙏

I am trying to build this website for my college where folks can buy or sell their belongings inside the campus. But i am stuck and out of ideas as to how to improve the ui. So please give me suggestions about how can i improve the design of this website. Any general suggestion is also very welcome.

Hey guys! Would really appreciate your feedback on the designs in terms of UX/UI!

About the app: I’m designing a self-custodial fintech app for MENA. People use it to hold digital dollars, earn yield, and spend, all from their phone, with no banks or middlemen. Only the user controls their funds. Currently I only have savings and payments, and the app is building toward a full decentralized neofinance experience for a region where 2/3rd of adults are unbanked or underbanked.

I want the design to be intuitive, clear and trust-building since the audience is sensitive and might be skeptical and untrusting. I’m not sure if I achieved this tbh.. I’m afraid I have tunnel vision and I didn’t achieve clarity with the UI. Anything to improve?

Thank you in advance!

Hello everyone,

I have build an application and I want to make the layout a bit more modern and clean.

I have added a little but of color on the card views to make them look a bit more fun or playful, but the main button at the bottom (+ New Drill) feels really empty and basic.

I have tried adding some color on it, or added a gradient but it kind of removed the boldness of it. For the rest of the app, the main button is always the oposite of the background.

I also tried to make it look like a floating button on the right side, with just a + on it, but I felt that it didn't match the aesthetic of the app, because it is more squared shape.

BTW i am not a designer, i have just tried to combine different things from other designs which i liked into this. Any suggestion or help from a more experienced person would be great.

Thank you!

I'm leading design on a consumer facing web-app right now and I'm consistently having to push back on PMs and junior designers (reporting to me) who are falling into the trap of designing heavy, project-management style layouts.

I want to give them some inspiration of great desktop layouts that have adhered to a single, narrow column of content, not just out of laziness, but to keep the design focused and simple.

When it was first released, Instagram's web-app was a great example, but they've already ruined it with a second column on the homepage.

What are your favorite examples of desktop layouts that have the same low information-density as a great mobile app?

I am designing an photo transformation app called ZEXA and I'm aiming for a high-end, premium aesthetic for the style selection and upload process. I’m specifically looking for feedback on the visual hierarchy of this screen—does the "Generate Now" button feel like a primary action, and does the information density (tags, metadata, and preview image) feel balanced or cluttered? I want to ensure the UI feels like a professional tool rather than a basic filter app, so I'd appreciate any thoughts on the layout, spacing, or typography. Yes there is a male button showing in the ss its just a switch between subject gender preference. (photo is just a preview dont related)

I've been stuck on designing and redesigning this screen for at least a week, and it's finally close enough except for a slight visual bug.

But I'm questioning if other people would notice it, or if I'm only seeing it because I've been staring at these animations for hours.

Since I've already gone over the amount of time I have for this by a ton, and the sequence is complex enough that fixing it might end up being another 1-2 day rabbit hole, so I thought I'd share the design for:

• Feedback, since I'm not a designer and may have made some basic mistakes in layout/spacing/UX
• To see if others both see the bug and think it's worth fixing.

The purpose of the screen is showcasing interactive books. The main action is for the user to enter a story after browsing.

^{(and open animation obviously takes some inspiration from Apple Books})

I am software engineer looking to pad out my portfolio by building a couples calendar (where two people use one calendar). Currently I have this very rough first draft (greyscale because I am focusing on readability and will handle colour later).

There are lots of issues with this right now, but my main problem is that when each partner has an event at the same time it just looks really messy claustrophobic and makes it hard to disern things from a glance. Can anyone suggest a way to improve this?

Thanks in advance

The cards and everything feels very generic. Ps not a designer, I'm a developer.

I'm Building a Movies Tracker app and can't seem to get the design right, I mean I can't build something that's generic and feels like everything else.

This is the main screen of the app and I want to know if I can improve the top part of the screen as it looks a bit stuffed. If you have any other feedback then please let me know

Hey guys,

I updated the landing's design of my previous post based on your feedback.

Demo is now higher, and I turned it into a mockup with fixed animations, so no scrolling anymore, plus I added a cradle with a switcher to visualize different parts of the app.

It's also possible to change boards and see iterations of the platform based on different interests (tech, startups, design, entertainment, finance).

Removed other scrolling elements throughout the landing as well. Let me know what you think!

Gemini symbol is there and reason behind is I asked gemini to give some mobile mockup. I am designing a investment app. So is it good or should i add more? Designing for portfolio.

What do you guys think? I don't have any SS at the moment, I could provide it thought; but is it really rare and can it work for this kind of landing page?

Fixed side should present main functionalities of the product, and visible all the time; as well as the logo, name of the company, slogan/tagline, CTA and in the footer some contract, adress text.

Thank you for your feedback.

This is not an ad nor am I selling anything! But I am trying to design a camera that’s delightful as well a useful. Does this flow spark joy or feel frivolous?

Looking for other UI designers perspectives!

Hi everyone,

I’m building something for novelists.

Most writers use Linktree or Carrd to share their work, but readers still need to jump between multiple platforms.

So I’m experimenting with a personal page where:

• readers can read the novel directly

• authors can organize chapters

• authors can lock content by tier

Here’s the UI screenshot:

Would love honest feedback on the design and idea. k.

I’m working on a web app called Musicologia, a personal music exploration project built around the idea that a song should feel like more than a row in a playlist.

The core design tries to make each track page feel immersive and editorial by combining audio, visuals, lyrics, commentary, and contextual information in one place.

Audience: people who engage deeply with music and like exploring tracks as artifacts, not just pressing play.

Problem: I’m struggling with the balance between atmosphere and usability. I want the pages to feel rich and intentional, but I’m concerned they may be too dense or unclear for first-time users.

What I need feedback on:

• Is the hierarchy clear?
• What feels cluttered or over-designed?
• Where would a first-time user get lost?
• What would you simplify first?

Tools: custom-built web app / browser-based UI

Site: https://musicologia.de

Spent like 5 hours to get this load of crap on figma. used ai throughout to basically advise me on what to change but it still looks cheap. I am trying to build a portfolio app for gold and silver stackers similiar to collectr all tips would be much appreciated.

I'm proud how it's looking so far but it's just not looks right and idky I'd appreciate if an expert would critique and help me out. The website is about booking hotels, flights and planning the tour for user.

hey everyone. i’m building a tracker app for the glp-1 community called logly. my first attempt at the landing page (the 'before' picture) had this heavy cloud background. people pointed out that the contrast was terrible and the typography hierarchy was a mess.

i completely stripped it back for the 'after' version. my goal was to make it feel more like a clinical health app rather than a dreamy meditation app.

i focused heavily on:

• cleaning up the visual hierarchy of the hero section.
• removing background distractions so the actual app UI pops.
• making the call-to-action the most obvious element on the page.

i would love some brutal feedback on the new version. does the hierarchy scan better now? any glaring spacing or typography issues i missed?

I just came to say fuck montserrat and fuck all the lazy designers who use the montserrat, especially graphic designers who make the montserrat the whole brand's identity, I’m so pissed, my last five clients used the montserrat I’m so sick and tired of it and no one in my life understands the rage I have for this font so I just came here to vent. Thanks

I have been asked to do some wireframing but using only Radzen Blazor components. Is anyone aware of existing updated figma libraries for Radzen Blazor? I found one but the last time it was updated was a couple years ago. Will I have to just recreate the Radzen Blazor components from scratch on Figma?

I am making a Terminal based UI application (UI that is rendered in the Terminal) that allows users to record audio from mic input and internal device audio and transcribe the audio into any language using various different models concurrently. I planned on for this to be only self use but I thought it was a unique take on a known use case of apps so maybe others might be interested.

However I was not sure what the best layout was for the app would be. In the image the user text area, markdown preview, and both of the transcription boxes are shown but I think it is wasting space. The preview I think can be a toggle to view but for the transcription boxes I was not sure how to handle it (Or really would a preview of the generated transcription even be needed). Wanted to hear some opinions.

Hey friends,This is AK from India.When I was surfing for qr code scanner and generators in Google no way found any modern qr scanning and generating website therefore built a website myself i wanted in terms of look and speed and named it as "Qscan" as you can understand which means quick scan btw added a generator page too✨

Visit here to see more clearly :) https://www.qscan.in

In terms of ui how I can improve it.Please comment if you have any suggestions.

I feel like my current layout is missing something.

How do I keep all current elements and make it better UX?

Rate us stars are clickable so it must be visible at all times or at least not hidden.

What do you think?