Enhance User Trust with Clarity in UX Design

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Debbie

• Feb 6

Design isn’t about looks. It’s about clarity. Both screens work, but one guides the user better. Which would you trust with your money? Left or Right? 👇

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Rasel Alam Jubayed

• Feb 8

Good Work

Debbie

• Feb 8

Thank you so much @Rasel Alam Jubayed

Rita Digore

pro

• Mar 12

I designed a poster for a cocktail bar event using Kittl. Which poster version do you prefer (1 or 2)?

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Ismel Figueroa

max

• Mar 12

Looking amazing @Rita Digore I will use this as a client.

Vaishnavi Mudlapur

• Mar 12

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A quick before n after of a coffee app welcome screen redesign. Focused on simplifying the layout, improving hierarchy, and creating a warmer first impression for users. ☕ Which one works better for you, before or after?

1 voted

25%

3 voted

75%

4 votes

Closed

Abhiram Tinguria

• Mar 12

I’d go with New — feels much cleaner and the hierarchy is easier to scan.

Akinbo Oluwakemisola

pro

• Mar 12

Sharing a few more screens from Grabbit, a mobile grocery shopping concept I’ve been working on.

Over the past weeks, I’ve been exploring ways to make grocery shopping on mobile feel faster and more intuitive — from the browsing experience to reorder flows for frequent purchases.

The full case study is now live on my profile if you’d like to see the thinking and design decisions behind the project. You can read full case study in my Bio

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