I plan to make more of this kind of videos and start a new series, potentially where I would do a reviews and redesigns of your works, but... I need to know if you like it, so hit that thumbs up button. I will give it back after 10k subs :D
Short answer - yes. I think I covered that in the videos related to responsive design: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Mco_Qfs1BgU.html, let me know if you were able to find answers there.
Thank you very much! I think it's important for learning design to not only see outright bad examples, but also good or viable ones, as well as how to improve them further. Wouldn't have thought to make the buttons have short and consise text, for example. Or the stage tracker. Or text buttons instead of logos. Very interesting
Thank you for watching! :) I really recommend one of the latest episodes from the series, where I'm redesigning items available for sale (!) - Meaning they went through and were approved by "experienced" designer...
@@KerevDesign Currently binging your UI/UX Design Course, think I'll watch your entire library:)) I've got three days to design as much of an app as possible, and your vids are the perfect bite-sized guide to figure out what I'm doing
I would really like to finish it ASAP, currently I was able to make 5 parts, another 5 to go. Idea behind was to allow anybody to enter the field and present only what is necessary. Then I will start working on more advanced course, but, it will take a while ;)
3:35 Honestly, it’s kind of complicated to define the primary action (the action we want to be made by the user). The white one grabs much more attention just because of it’s brightness. Therefore, it would be better to swap the colours of those buttons. Always take care about what attention hierarchy.
Well, we are in the context of creating of account though email - which means, corresponding CTA button should be primary. Registration through social media are secondary actions in this context. You can see it very often the other way around (where sign up through email is a secondary option) - But I'm glad my video got you curious to think about it :)
On the first example (0:56) I think there are couple things that could be improved. First there is still odd space between "Create account" and top of the screen, it makes me feel that something hasn't loaded. Maybe there should be a logo or something. Then it looks like that "Create account" is on a separate card that can be pulled up from behind this sign up screen. So from the first look I'm wondering if I'm creating account or is this login for existing accounts. Of course the buttons itself gives the answer but this isn't consistent. Sign up with Google/Facebook buttons look better after modification but contrast in those buttons are so much bigger than on "Sign up" button that those steals my focus.
Well, if you want to improve something you need to understand how it works & what was the intent in case of simple projects like this. Typically there is a lot more of details like this in the bigger projects.
In this case I did that to reduce visual noise. I really doubt it would make or brake that design tho. In real world considerations individual preferences are typically subject of validation with real users and A/B testing to discover what version performs better.
Kerev is right in removing that noise. He is also right about the user testing. But the way he has redone the design is absolutely correct and looks much freshers. Adding different colours negates his intention of removing the noise
Can you suggest me a book, tutorial or website for learning about info noise, contrast etc... Kind of stuff like the fundamental... Actually I'm in love with full stack but i also love about the aesthetics...✌😎
Nielsen Norman Group, Coursera - Interaction Design Course, Google Course, other creators from this field on RU-vid (especially Malewicz) - there is a ton of it out there. For now I really recommend Malewicz courses and channel - I'm simply not just there yet in terms of content :)
All were good except the first one in my opinion.. the secondary buttons looked a bit too much like the input forms..and the use of fb and google colors made it clear on landing what that section would do..I also find that the cta got more attention in the first one because of the white space.. also the header popped more because of the placement of it above the block..
Well, that's something I came out with during the redesigns - I'm glad that everyone has their own approach; typically in the daily work those opinions would be a part of discussion ;)
