I catch myself doing this all the time. I'll spend 30 minutes perfecting a button's color... ...and 30 seconds deciding where to place it. The irony? Placement usually matters more than appearance. That's the idea behind Fitts's Law. If an action is important, it shouldn't be difficult to reach. Whether it's a "Buy Now" button, a primary CTA, or a navigation tab, every extra pixel of distance adds a tiny bit of friction. Individually, it's almost invisible. Across millions of interactions, it becomes the difference between people completing a task or giving up halfway. The best interfaces don't ask users to work harder. They quietly remove the effort before users even notice it. Sometimes, great UX isn't about adding features. It's about moving a button 40 pixels closer. What's one app that feels effortless to use every single time? #ProductDesign #UXDesign #FittsLaw #UIDesign #InteractionDesign #DesignThinking #UserExperience #DigitalProducts #Figma #SaaS #ProductStrategy #UXResearch #DesignEducation #StartupDesign #DesignInspiration