Design is hard.
But I’ve come to realize that laying out texts properly is 80% of what makes something look clean, and is the easiest thing you can do to make your design much nicer and more usable.
Here are 10 practical tips for improving your text layout.
That the best way to review a product experience is to ask 3 questions on EVERY screen: “how did I get here?” “what do I do now?” “where do I go next?” — these questions will reveal flaws in object model, UX, onboarding, and orientation.
I recently met up with YouTube’s first UX designer, @cFormm.
He told me the story of his first day when Chad Hurley just told him:
"Make YouTube better."
Many designers might polish the visuals, propose a new feature, or do a full... See more