- Remove unnecessary elements.
- Use enough white space.
- Use 2 fonts at most.
- Use a few colors.
- Iterate a lot.
I use wireframes for large and content-focused projects only.
It makes the design process leaner, preventing costly revisions later on.
We wireframed all 200+ screens on this project before even thinking about UI.
People skip this step and wonder why their projects take forever.
I know it sounds tedious but it's the only reason the high fidelity phase was really smooth.
Once structure is locked you're just applying styles instead of debating layouts.
There are two types of designers:
- The one who designs for clients.
- The one who designs for other designers.
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How to improve your typography?
(Simple 3 Steps)
- Use a maximum of 2 fonts
- Establish a clear hierarchy (use weight, color, and size)
- Set a comfortable line-height (use 1.2, 1.5)
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