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As a beginner or mid-level developer, you've probably focused a lot on making your app functional. But have you considered how it fee...
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Nice and useful recomendations, thanks.
I have recently come across another interesting article full or UI tips with practical examples. I hope you dont mind, if I leave a link here - uxplanet.org/16-ui-design-tips-ba2...
Nice one!
Wow, awesome. Thanks for sharing!
Another couple of tips, regarding forms:
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These are common UX/UI mistakes that I often encounter in my mobile app development career. I've struggled to convince UX/UI designers about the importance of adhering to these best practices in a professional application
it is always pain in my a** to decide how much info regarding error that occurred I want to provide to user... Ofc I always can make sth like: Ops sth went wrong.
The idea is to keep it simple, they don't need to see all the error messages. Just add a primary action to retry or go back etc.
The GitHub approach for handling API errors is the best. They display a 404 page not only for 'not found' errors but also for cases like unauthorized, forbidden, etc. The point here is that the user does not need to know if the page exists if he/she does not have access to it.
I'm really not sure if we always need to add a 'retry' or 'go back' option when the main interface is not blocked and the navigation menu or other links are still accessible.
Depends on the context. If a user is not authorized to perform an action, it's better to explain why (they need to contact an admin, they need to upgrade their plan) rather than just giving them a Not Found error.
This article is really helpful! I've seen these minor mistakes in so many apps, and they truly make a big difference in the overall user experience. As developers, we often focus on functionality and forget how essential these UI details are. These tips are a great reminder of how much impact thoughtful design can haveādefinitely something we shouldn't overlook!
Indeed!
Thanks for sharing Hari. The second one is the best in my opinion
It's my pleasure! Glad that you liked it :)
Don't have any words to say how grateful I'm after reading this, just mind blowing, so many minor details with best solutions, great work brother
Thanks for sharing man.
This has just saved the day right now.
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Great tips! Keep up the good work!
Thanks!
I love how you write. Concise is key!!!
Thank you!
This is awesome
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Those are very basic and yet super useful recommendations. Thank you!
As a backend developer I say: I was searching for silver and found gold!
Thanks. That is a lot of thing that never crossed my mind.
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Thanks! It's very usefull!
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Very helpful
Great insights
Thank you
My pleasure ;)
Love it! All useful tips for someone with 0 sense for design but still like pretty stuff š
Glad that you loved it!
This is not always the best approach. Did you hear about optimistic UI?
Yes, I agree. However optimistic updates are not always applicable or easy to implement like something is being exported or you are running a heavy task in the background.
Great post! Thanks for sharing.
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