How NOT to Design Modern UI

It's my go-to UI/UX design reference library since 2019.

I hope this video is helpful because we often learn about what we should do, but not what we shouldn't. So here it is - how NOT to design modern user interfaces/user experiences :p This is a slightly different video format than my previous videos, let me know if there's anything you'd like to see/change/improve next? appreciate you!

✨ THINK LESS, CREATE MORE

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CHAPTERS
00:00 oh, shadows
01:11 typography do's and don'ts
02:40 are your footers like this?
02:59 it's 2024, stop using ____
03:32 world's largest ui/ux design reference library
04:20 unboring design
05:19 gradients can be better
06:45 does your ui look outdated?
07:41 about white space
08:20 the absolute NO in modern UI

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[rachelhow]

We often learn about what we should do, but not what we shouldn't. Hope this episode is helpful! This is a slightly different video format than my previous videos, let me know if there's anything you'd like to see/change/improve next. Thank you for watching!

[MehediHasan-mn]

Rachel, it’s been too long! Your new video was like a sweet reunion. Your brilliance in UI design always feels like a personal love letter. 💕

[alexeytretina]

Great to see you back. I really like the quality and mood of your videos!

[granularchicken]

This was super nice to watch. Very useful!

[RohanSingh-wupy]

Long time no see...
Great video, liked that left top bar that shows the ongoing topic with the time progress in that topic. Seen other variants of that but yours is the most stubble and beautiful to look....
🥰🥰🥰

[FallenBLuue]

This was so helpfull, espacially with all the examplex. I would love to see more of this type of content :) !

[mercedesrivas]

LOVE ! so helpful, I am working on my UX Design grad thesis right now and this is so insightful

[untitlelife]

Thank you for sharing. Happy you are back.

[monkadude]

This is the video that made me subscribe to your channel just now. I really enjoyed the format!

[jaaferelsadig]

A video on UI design that is practical and useful, thank you!

[swainmukesh]

Just watched this video and you brilliantly done it! Your explanations were clear, concise, and made the learning process enjoyable. Thanks for sharing such valuable content!

God Bless You.

[arpitartist]

This is really helpful rachael ! Keep creating content like this ! ❤
Looking forward for your next video.

[znkdev]

Great video as always and in my view...
- the tailwind shadows are already made great.
- the fonts I only use the Google ones, there are many and free. And are excelent for web and mobile design.
- Mobbin is paid and too expansive for me, while the Dribbble has many ideas and is free.

[Yuri-qrml]

I do like the design on 1:22, it's a bit off center which is odd. Still it's good to have a unique style to a brand right?

[AnnaMankovska-cy]

You are my biggest inspiration. Thank you so much

[anatolec]

Well done ! 👌 what tools do you use for the preview at the end ?

[viemlo]

Yes, more videos like this! Thank you!

[SamarHayatOfficial]

well that was detailed and informative video including everything a designer need to know or understand

[rahuluppal]

Hey Rachel, this is really helpful . In this Cluttered market of useless courses. I want to request if you could make a UI/UX course series maybe, where you explain similary as above as what is important what looks professional . Its been month I couldn't find a good foundation courses on YouTube as I am a visual learner and its difficult to learn through books for me. I would really appreciate you posting a maybe single video but of proper foundations courses maybe rest we will practice .Thanks! <3

[Jambenoire-knlk]

So happy to see u again ma'am❤❤❤❤❤