Have you ever tried to book a private chef?
You send a DM like "how much for a chef for 15 people?" and then you wait. She asks what the occasion is. Then how many guests exactly. Then if anyone has allergies. Then where you're located. By the time a price finally shows up,...
I’ve been exploring how contrast can give a UI more personality.
For this concept, I kept the interface restrained and let the visual direction do more of the expressive work.
The idea was simple:
Not everything needs to compete for attention.
Sometimes a stronger visual identity...
A good UI shouldn't make you figure out where to look.
That's one of the things I keep thinking about when working on interfaces.
Hierarchy does a lot of the work before the user consciously notices it. What gets your attention first, what feels secondary, and what can stay...
Why give this much thought to a screen that, by definition, has nothing on it yet?
An empty state usually gets treated as an afterthought, the screen designed last because there's technically nothing to show. For a medication tracker, I didn't treat it that way. This is the first...
