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Sharing something I'm working on right now.
Two directions for the same screen. One keeps everything in a focused card – the button and the conditions right where you look. The other turns the whole screen into the place: more atmosphere, less interface.
Which one feels easier to use? And if the prettier one isn't the easier one for you, tell me in the comments – that's the part I'm stuck on.
8 voted
42%
11 voted
58%
19 votes
Closed
Both of looks clean and well thought out. How long did it take you to bring everything together?
We developed the Lost Art mobile application using Flowstep, an AI-powered application development tool.
The entire app concept, user experience, interface structure, and visual design were developed directly through Flowstep, without using Figma. Lost Art is an AI-powered creative art platform designed to help users rediscover unfinished sketches and transform them into new creative possibilities. Users can upload unfinished artwork, explore multiple AI-generated creative directions, discover other artists' creative journeys, and develop their own artistic ideas. The application also features a dynamic color system that analyzes each artwork and adapts the app's visual atmosphere to reflect its unique colors and identity. Lost Art is not designed to create art instead of the artist, but to help artists discover possibilities they may not have seen themselves.
Hey @Şule Ağaoğlu this is great but it looks like you're missing a link to your project. Make sure to include it in the comments here so the judges can properly review your submission.
if everything is highlighted
nothing is highlighted
hierarchy is not deciding what matters
and what does not
it is deciding what the visitor needs to notice first
next
and later
some information should lead
some should support
some should simply be findable
good design does not make every important thing loud
it gives every important thing the right weight
at the right moment
This is the clearest explanation of hierarchy I've seen that never once uses the word contrast. When a client pushes back and wants everything bolded anyway, how do you talk them down from it?