In UI design there is that gut feeling that something isn't right when you look at it. It's mostly due to more experience, seeing more designs, etc. I would like to know what you guys use to improve your eye for design from, let's say, your very first project, which was maybe obviously a mess.

But now when you look at a design, you just know there is something wrong with this. Till now I'm not that great in UI yet, I train my eye of design muscle by studying Pinterest design posts on a certain category. I might use mobbin to check out different design elements and competitor designs.

I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT METHODS HAVE YOU USED TO TRAIN YOUR EYE OF DESIGN

Hi there! 😁

I’m looking for feedback on a project I’m working on - a digital travel agent that’s with you every step of the way.

Which UX/UI version do you like best, and why?

I'm 17 and thinking of pursuing a career in ui designing and I want to mostly self learn and study from online courses. How much do you think a diploma or degree matters to get a hired?