Some shots from the current healthcare site I designed. A few things I’ve learned while designing and building products lately: 1. Line height matters more than you think It feels like a tiny tweak, but good line height dramatically improves readability and reduces fatigue. 2. Pick 2–3 colors. Then commit. Most interfaces suffer from too many colors, not too few. A tight palette creates consistency, clarity, and trust. 3. Abstract UI should feel premium, not distracting Abstract elements are there to set a mood, not steal attention. If they compete with content, they’re doing the opposite of their job. Most of the time, it’s about getting the small things right.