Design Tip #14 – Destructive Actions in Drop-Down Menu
Group destructive actions separately in a drop-down menu.
Design Tip#20 – Use Multi-Step Form to Manage Information
A multi-step form makes it easier for users to manage large information in a simplified way. They can focus on a single group of properties at a time.
Design Tip#18 – Don’t Use Two Icons in the Same Button
Design Tip: Don’t use two icons in the same button as it makes difficult for users to understand the real purpose of the button.
Design Tip#17 – Use Checkboxes When Settings Need Confirmation
Design Tip: Use checkboxes when applied settings require confirmation before they are submitted.
Design Tip#16 – Use Background Overlay With Modal Bottom Menus
Use a background overlay with modal bottom menus so that users know that they cannot interact with the rest of the screen. See more design tips. Want to Learn UX Design? Thanks for reading. Subscribe for more related articles at UX World. …
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Design Tip #15 – Navigation Bar
Don’t use multiple colors in the bottom navigation bar. It will make it harder to find out the selected icon and navigate between options.
Design Tip #13 – Place Buttons Side by Side
Don’t place a button below another button if there is enough space to place them side by side. See more design tips. Want to Learn UX Design? Thanks for reading. Subscribe for more related articles at UX World. If you have any …
Design Tip #12 – Use Divider to Group Related Items on UI
Don’t use dividers to separate individual items, instead use dividers to group items. Find more UI design tips here.
Design Tip #10 – Don’t Use Disabled Buttons on UI
While designing the UI, avoid using a disabled button as it becomes hard to find out why it is disabled and what should be done to enable it. It is better to keep buttons enabled all the time and highlight …
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