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A small UX decision I’ve been exploring:
Button only vs. entire card clickable.
I’m leaning toward making the whole card interactive — a larger target, less friction, and a more natural experience across devices.
Small interaction. Noticeable difference.
Which feels better to you — A or B?
#UXDesign #UIDesign #ProductDesign
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A — CSS Animations → minimal purple UI
B — Framer Motion → purple + pink gradient
Which feels better for a real product — A or B?
Curious to hear your thoughts on both the UI style and animation.
6 voted
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4 voted
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10 votes
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