"From Sketch to Success: How to Elevate Your UI/UX Design Game"

[vladimirvoronin]

"Hey guys, let's talk about UI/UX design. I'm currently working on a new project and I'm really struggling to balance form and function - my designs look fire but aren't super user-friendly. Has anyone else had to deal with this? What strategies do you use to elevate your design game?"

 

[SkiSky]

"Love the topic! To elevate your UI/UX design game, gotta stay up to date with the latest trends and best practices in the industry. Figma and Sketch are solid tools, but Adobe XD has been my go-to lately, it makes collaboration a breeze."

 

[yurastst]

"Dope thread! One thing that helped me take my UI/UX game to the next level was learning about human-centered design and how to prioritize user needs. Anyone have some solid resources for learning about design systems?"

 

[NovarG]

I'm loving the tips in this thread, but gotta say, Figma has been my go-to design tool lately for collaboration and ease of use. Can anyone recommend any new UI/UX design tools that are worth checking out? Has anyone used Figma's latest prototype features?

 

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Discussion: market updates

 

[fantomii]

What's your take on strategies?

 

[Enokin]

"Dope thread, fam! I gotta say, having a solid understanding of the user journey and designing with accessibility in mind has made a huge difference in my designs. Definitely gonna check out that course on Figma UI design."

 

[Dark_Lord]

Anyone experienced with best practices?