Design Tippani of the day Pt 5: One small habit that improves my UI design

Design Tippani of the day Pt 5: One small habit that improves my UI designDesign Tippani of the day Pt 5: One small habit that improves my UI design

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Vaishnavi Mudlapur

• Mar 13

Design Tippani of the day Pt 5: One small habit that improves my UI design process.

Before finalizing any screen, I ask one question: “If a user saw this for the first time, would they know what to do next?”

Clarity almost always wins over aesthetics.

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Gabriel de Castro

pro

• Mar 8

A personal art direction study inspired by Aperol.

Concept: “Fresh dip like a…🔥”

This project explores the refreshing sensation of summer — that instant feeling when you dive into a pool or take the first cold sip of a drink under the sun. The idea was to translate that moment visually through a mix of photography and bold graphic shapes.

By blending cut-out photography with fluid and geometric forms, the compositions create a sense of movement and immersion, as if the images themselves were dipping into color and freshness.

The goal was to create a playful and contemporary aesthetic that captures the light, social, and refreshing spirit associated with Aperol.

This is a personal creative exploration of how graphic forms and photography can merge to express the feeling of a refreshing summer “dip”.

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Kirill Leksanov

max

• Mar 9

Cool!!

Fadhli Sheik

pro

• Mar 8

I set out to bridge the gap between high-end culinary aesthetics and functional food-tech UI. For kulilinari.com, the mission was to create a digital experience as appetising as the food itself.

As it's a one-pager and long-scrolling, I strategically mapped the user journey to place primary CTAs within natural thumb-reach zones, reducing cognitive load and friction during the selection process.