Building Better User Interfaces

Good UI design isn't about following trends or using the latest framework. It's about making things that work well for real people.

Start With Content

The best interfaces put content first. Before worrying about colors or animations, focus on what users are trying to read or do.

• Use clear, readable text sizes
• Give content room to breathe with good spacing
• Make important actions easy to find

Keep It Simple

Every element should have a purpose. If you can remove something without losing functionality, remove it.

• Use consistent patterns throughout
• Don't make users think too hard
• One clear action per screen when possible

Make It Fast

Speed is a feature. Users notice when things feel slow, even if it's just a few hundred milliseconds.

• Optimize images and assets
• Use loading states that feel natural
• Make interactions feel instant

Test With Real People

Your assumptions about what works are probably wrong. Watch people use what you build.

• Notice where they get confused
• See which features they ignore
• Listen to what they say but watch what they do

Final Thoughts

Good UI design is about respect. Respect for users' time, attention, and intelligence. Keep things simple, fast, and focused on what matters.