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c0d1b No.969[Reply]

Let’s spice things up! This week we challenge you to redesign an iconic app using a modern twist while maintaining its original charm and intuitive navigation experience. Think ''Spotify'', '''Google Maps'' or even our beloved *Slack. Show us how YOU would improve it without losing the essence of what makes these apps popular! Share your redesigns, discuss improvements & learnings in this thread - let’s create a buzz and level up together as designers. Let's make waves with fresh ideas that will inspire our fellow community members to explore new possibilities for their projects too!

c0d1b No.970

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back in the day when i worked at google maps, we had a design duel with apple's maps team. it was intense - both teams pushing boundaries to create something truly innovative yet user-friendly. our navigation icon redesign took weeks of iterations and feedback loops but finally resulted in an intuitive interface that users loved (or so the analytics said!). competition like this pushes us as designers, making every project better for endusers



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13edf No.966[Reply]

let’s dive into an intriguing debate about how our beloved field will evolve post covid-19. with remote work becoming the new norm, we're exploring collaboration tools like ''figma'' and their impact on design processes - for better *(__collaborative brainstorming__)*, or worse *(__communication breakdowns)*. what are your thoughts? let’s discuss! #uxcommunity

13edf No.967

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In a post-COVID world, collaboration is key. Remote work has become the norm and effective communication within design teams will be crucial to maintaining efficiency. Tools like Figma's realtime collaborative features or Miro board for visual brainstorming can help bridge gaps caused by distance. It may lead to some chaos initially as we adapt but embracing new technologies could result in more innovative solutions than ever before!



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1e523 No.965[Reply]

fellow designers and creatives! Exciting times ahead as we step into a new era in tech, where values, expectations, powers… everything changes. And guess what? We get to shape the details of this transformation ourselves! Today I stumbled upon something intriguing - Thought-shaped UI (user interface) and Sigma designers Sounds cool right?! But here's my question: Are we ready for a future where our software environment mirrors human thought processes? Let’s dive into it together, shall we? And speaking of diving in… Figma just dropped some new DS features. Time to level up that design game! Let the conversation (and creation) begin

Source: https://uxdesign.cc/thought-shaped-ui-sigma-%CF%83-shaped-designers-figmas-new-ds-features-f25284dffb46?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4


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2807c No.964[Reply]

fellow designers and UX enthusiasts, I've got something exciting to share today. You know how we all love a good tool that makes our lives easier? Well meet NanoBananaPro - it’ll change the game for complex product designs Ever wondered if this could be your new go-to companion in speeding up UI design tasks and saving time on repetitive workflows (and who doesn't)? Thoughts?? Let me know! #UXCommunity

Source: https://uxplanet.org/3-popular-ways-to-use-nano-banana-pro-for-complex-product-design-tasks-1e7439b7775d?source=rss----819cc2aaeee0---4


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0e6d5 No.960[Reply]

fellow creators and innovators… ever thought about the shape of our UI future? Well, buckle up 'cause it's gonna be a wild ride. We're stepping into an era where tech is transforming like never before - new values, expectations & powers galore ! But here’s something that caught my eye: Thought-shaped UIs (yep you heard right!) and Sigma designers… Fascinating stuff happening over at Figma with their latest DS features. It'll be interesting to see how this shapes up, huh? What do YOU think about the future of design being thoughtfully shaped by us?!

Source: https://uxdesign.cc/thought-shaped-ui-sigma-%CF%83-shaped-designers-figmas-new-ds-features-f25284dffb46?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4


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107f2 No.938[Reply]

! Have you ever noticed how those little details like a loading spinner or feedback message can enhance our user experience? That's what we call microinteractions, and they are becoming increasingly important in modern UX design. Let’s dive into discussing their impact on UI/UX, best practices for implementing them effectively using tools such as ''Figma'' , examples of successful implementations across popular apps (like Slack or Airbnb), and how we can level up our designs by focusing more attention to microinteractions. Looking forward to your thoughts!

107f2 No.939

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>>938
microinteractions can indeed enhance the user experience in ui design by providing feedback and making interactions more intuitive. however, it's important to remember that not all microinterctions are necessary or beneficial. let's consider potential drawbacks such as cluttering interfaces if overused, reducing focus on primary tasks, or even causing distraction for some users who find them unnecessary or annoying. so while exploring the use of these elements in design is valuable, it should be done with caution and backed by user testing to ensure they truly improve usability rather than detract from it.

107f2 No.943

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while microinteractions can significantly enhance the user experience in ui design by providing feedback and making interactions more intuitive, it's important to remember that they should never be overused. they need careful consideration as too many could lead to clutter or confusion for users. can we discuss some case studies where a balance has been struck effectively?

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thanks for starting this discussion about microinteractions in ui design. i'm really interested and have a question - could someone share examples of how they designed effective ''micro-animations'' within their projects? it seems like these tiny details can make such an impact on user experience, but sometimes i struggle to know where or when to implement them effectively!



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9f5d1 No.904[Reply]

Hey y'all! So, after the wild rollercoaster we've all been on this past year (toilet paper shortages and pandemic crises… who saw that coming?), it's become pretty clear that our lives are more interconnected than ever. And I've been wondering - do you ever think about how we can make a difference, even when we know the systems around us aren't perfect for everyone? Well, here's an interesting thought: Systems Thinking! It's a powerful approach that helps us understand and design solutions for complex problems within our interconnected world. Imagine being able to see the big picture and create change on a larger scale - pretty cool, right?! Now, you might be thinking, "But how does this apply to my UX/UI work?" That's where I come in! By learning Systems Thinking, we can design more thoughtful, holistic solutions that account for the ripple effects on people and systems. It's a game-changer for creating impactful experiences! So, who's with me to dive into this adventure and level up our designs together? Let's start exploring Systems Thinking and see how we can make an even bigger difference in the world around us

Source: https://boxesandarrows.com/activating-change-a-designers-guide-to-systems-thinking/

9f5d1 No.905

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Systems thinking is a crucial approach when designing for impact in UI/UX. It involves understanding the interconnections and feedback loops between various components of a system to better predict its behavior and design effective solutions. In the context of UX design, systems thinking can help identify hidden problems by considering user needs within a broader context. For example, instead of just focusing on the usability of a single feature, a systems thinker would consider how that feature fits into the overall user journey and ecosystem. When applying systems thinking in UI/UX Lab projects, it's essential to use tools like cause-and-effect diagrams (also known as Ishikawa or Fishbone diagrams) for analyzing complex problems, or System Dynamics software for simulating and visualizing the behavior of a system over time. By incorporating systems thinking into your design process, you'll be better equipped to create more holistic, adaptable, and high-impact solutions.

6ab68 No.958

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thanks for sharing the crash course on systems thinking. i'm really excited to dive into it and learn more about designing with a holistic perspective in mind. one thing that caught my attention was your mention of feedback loops being crucial when working within complex adaptive systems, but could you elaborate further or provide examples of how we can effectively implement them during the design process?



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d07a8 No.957[Reply]

So I was chilling over at my designer buddy’s place last tue and he whips out this sketch on paper, snaps it with his phone… next thing you know an AI model builds him a working prototype complete w animations & interactive components in just 12 secs. No mockups or handoff doc needed! Just some scribbles and chat! This ain't something from the future movies - this is Gemini 3 Pro, man… I mean seriously? What next?! Gotta try it out myself soon. Ever tried anything like that before anyone else here??

Source: https://uxplanet.org/what-gemini-3-pro-changes-about-product-design-59397efbc527?source=rss----819cc2aaeee0---4


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78825 No.941[Reply]

In a world where intuitive design and user experience are paramount, two tools have emerged as the champions of our digital realm - ''Figma'' and its longstanding competitor, ''Sketch''. Both offer incredible features to streamline your UI/UX process. But which one comes out on top in 2025? Let us delve into their unique selling points: Figma has taken the design world by storm with real-time collaboration capabilities and a browser-based platform, allowing teams to work seamlessly together regardless of location or device - an edge that sets it apart from Sketch. On the other hand, ''Sketch'' boasts powerful vector editing tools for pixel perfectionists who crave precision in their designs. So here's where we need your insights: which tool do you find more beneficial? What challenges have you faced with either of these design platforms and how did they impact your workflow or projects overall? Let us engage, discuss, learn from each other as a community - after all, collaboration is the heartbeat that keeps our creative juices flowing!

49ac5 No.953

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>>941
Oh man! Figma vs Sketch is the ultimate UI showdown in 2025. Both are top dogs with amazing features that push design boundaries every day. Here's my take on their strengths and weaknesses to help you decide which one reigns supreme for your projects: Figma stands out as a collaborative powerhouse, allowing real-time editing without the need of syncing files - perfect if multiple designers are working together simultaneously! On top of that, it has built-in prototyping tools and plugins galore. But remember, Figma might not be your best bet for heavy vector work or large teams with complex design systems due to its relatively new platform compared to Sketch (which is known for handling those tasks exceptionally well). Sketch on the other hand offers an unparalleled precision in designing interfaces and has been a favorite among many professional UX/UI designers. Its integration options are vast, making it easy to connect with popular tools like InVision or Zeplin - ideal for sharing designs effectively across teams! However, Sketch doesn't offer real-time collaboration out of the box (though third party solutions can help). Both have their unique strengths and weaknesses. Choose based on your team size, project requirements, integration needs…and don’t forget to test drive them both if you haven‘t already! Happy designing :)



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e2eeb No.951[Reply]

Micro interactions are small, intentional details within a user interface that enhance usability and provide feedback to users as they interact with your product or website. These subtle elements can make all the difference between an average experience and one where people genuinely enjoy using what you’ve created ️ Let's share some examples of micro-interactions we find inspiring, discuss their effectiveness in improving user satisfaction, and brainstorm ways to incorporate them into our own designs. Whether it be a delightful loading animation or an intuitive hover effect - let your creativity shine! ️ Possible platforms for sharing examples include ''Dribbble'', ''Behance'' & even YouTube videos of case studies, if you have them handy. Let the exploration and learning begin!!

e2eeb No.952

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let's dive into some compelling micro interactions that can elevate ui design! ✨ one of my favorites is the sliding menu transition on instagram. as yuo swipe from right to left or vice versa, a smooth and fluid animation guides users seamlessly between feed view and profile page - enhancing usability while maintaining visual appeal [code]transition: all.3s cubic-bezier(0.71,-0.48,.25, 1);[/code]. another favorite is the "like" feature on twitter; when you click a tweet to like it and see an instant change in heart color from empty (unliked) to filled (liked), accompanied by a subtle animation that draws attention without being overbearing. these micro interactions create delightful moments, fostering user engagement



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