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Where do you go for inspiration for front end?

Hello everyone,

I'm a fully stack dev with about 6 years of experience and I'm trying to focus on getting better with my front end skills.

I really would love to know where everyone goes to get inspiration for certain front end styles, elements and just general stuff overall.

For example, I'm currently building an app but I'm having a hard time finding good references for Card designs for my app or even just figuring out the best modern / stylistic way of displaying information.

Thank you so much!

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u/lethalsid — 4 days ago
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Ui/ux design is good today and for future proof carrier option ?

Should I take this Ul/design course in 2026? I'm not sure if this is what I should pursue or not. I want to learn skills that will help me get a job and have high value in the

future, whatever that might be (except coding stuffs)

Any senior's please guide me with market conditions and tell me please that how can I do it?

(Currently, I am 12th passout with PCM. But don't know

what to do)

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u/New_Explanation_438 — 4 days ago
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15 years in UX — happy to review 3 portfolios for free this week

Hey r/UXDesign! 👋

I'm a Senior UX Designer with 15 years across Fintech, Banking and EdTech.

Lately I've been mentoring junior designers and genuinely love it. So this week I want to give back a little.

If you're struggling with your portfolio, case studies or job search — drop your Behance or portfolio link below. I'll give you honest, specific feedback. No fluff, no generic advice.

No catch. Just paying it forward. 😊

Drop your link below 👇

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u/DependentUnusual2423 — 7 days ago

Designing UI for Agentic AI or Medical UI

Hi everyone! I'm designing a dashboard for a medical agentic AI application and I'm looking for inspiration and best practices. If you've come across any well-designed examples, UI references, courses, tutorials, or other resources on designing dashboards for agentic AI, especially in healthcare or medical contexts, I'd really appreciate your recommendations. If you have any advice on designing medical UIs that balance clarity, trust, and usability, I'd love to hear that as well. Thanks in advance!

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u/Kosmored3903 — 6 days ago
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Designing UI for Agentic AI or Medical UI

Hi everyone! I'm designing a dashboard for a medical agentic AI application and I'm looking for inspiration and best practices. If you've come across any well-designed examples, UI references, courses, tutorials, or other resources on designing dashboards for agentic AI, especially in healthcare or medical contexts, I'd really appreciate your recommendations. If you have any advice on designing medical UIs that balance clarity, trust, and usability, I'd love to hear that as well. Thanks in advance!

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u/Kosmored3903 — 8 days ago
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Placement Cell Professionals: Could you review the UI of a platform I'm designing for universities?

Hi everyone,

I'm currently designing Ayana, a platform intended to simplify campus placements for universities while giving recruiters a smoother hiring experience. I've attached screenshots of the Placement Cell interface, and I'd really appreciate feedback from people who actually work in this role.

I'm not looking for compliments, I genuinely want criticism that will help me improve the product before I build further. Some questions I'd love your thoughts on:

  • Does the workflow make sense?
  • Is the UI intuitive, or does anything feel confusing?
  • Are there features you'd expect but don't see?
  • What parts would save you time?
  • What would you change if this were your product?
  • If you wouldn't use it, what would be the biggest reason?
  • Is the student management workflow intuitive?
  • Does this simplify placement operations?
  • What features are missing?
  • What do your current tools do better?
  • Would this reduce manual work with Excel or existing portals?

Your feedback would be incredibly valuable. Please don't hold back, I'd rather hear what's wrong now than after launch.

u/No-Push-1291 — 8 days ago
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Scaling the UI for Mobile and Pc

I am a new developer in roblox studio. I want to create a consistent layout for my UI in the game. While testing on different devices the layout is getting out of proportions. If i manage to adjust for mobile than the tablet one gets distorted or vice versa. how do developers maintain a consistent layout for their UI in their game. What is there i am missing. Can anyone give me advice regarding this.

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u/Such-Job5654 — 8 days ago
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"How do you feel about going *bypassing* design?" I'm a product manager, and seeing that PMm around me are changing the way they work. I want to know your take.

Bit of nuance: i come from design, i don't believe that that is the way to go.

But i'm seeing a lot of people in product teams really search for news ways of working between product, design & engineering. The quote is from a recent meetup.

So i want to know:

Do you collaborate differently? Do you collaborate faster, do you prototype differently, do you maybe even think differently?

I'm curious: within your product teams, how have your design processes changed?

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u/sofarsogoodred — 11 days ago
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Expertos en Figma para App?

Estoy buscando expertos en figma para desarrollo de interfaz de usuario y armado de flujos y prototipado para ingresar al proyecto de app.
Escribime al dm si estas interesado y no te olvides compartir tu portfolio o lo que sepas hacer con figma. Gracias.

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u/pepesaltarin — 8 days ago
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I am making a strategy card game in Godot! Which UI should I work on?

Hello,

"Both of the UI are just prototypes and not a finished product yet"

I am wondering which Ui should I keep for my game. Personally I think I should keep the rounded corner UI, because it is clean and more UX friendly and if I ever want to add any new nodes, it would be much easier. About the second image, it looks more visually appealing and more eye catching IMO, but cards look too small and it's hard to read. So I was wondering if anyone can help me decide. I can also go hybrid, where I can take the futuristic style of the second image and combine with the simpler UI, but I kinda liked the rounded corner panels.

P.S. UI is made in Illustrator/ Inkscape. There is no use of AI in UI. Images on card are AI generated as placeholder only, they will later be replaced by my simpler art.

I have also got a fancy way of revealing detailed card version on hover, which I am so proud of. I was not able to add a video with images, so if anyone wants to see let me know.

EDIT: I think reddit compression is heavy, sorry if the images are hard to read

Thanks

u/No_Spot_8778 — 13 days ago
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Working on a notebook-style Report Page UI for my management game. Does it feel readable?

I’m making an in-game notebook for Black Ledger, our story-driven antique shop / mafia management game.

These are early mockups for the report pages: daily report, weekly report, ongoing events, and special characters.

I’m mostly trying to figure out if the UI is readable and easy to understand at a glance.

Does this layout work, or does it feel shit, maybe?

Made in Figma :p

u/Background_Cow_6701 — 13 days ago
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Roast my app TaskFlow - a focus and task management app

Hey, I’m building a productivity app called TaskFlow. It's meant to combine:

· Task management
· Focus timer (Pomodoro-style)
· Daily intentions
· Monthly goal tracking
· A small AI assistant for task breakdown

Yes, I know it's busy. That's exactly why I'm here😂

What's working (imo):

· Color scheme feels cohesive
· Timer is prominent
· Dark mode is baked in

What I need from you:

· What would make you close this app immediately?
· What's the one thing you'd actually use?
· Is the timer + task list combo confusing or useful?

AND MOST IMPORTANTLY WHAT WOULD YOU CHANGE?

Be brutal. I'd rather hear it now than after I've built more on top of a broken foundation.

Thanks in advance 🙏

u/Electronic_Load1135 — 11 days ago