Renáta-Adrienn

Product Designer · UX/UI Designer
Love chatting about all things UX, design systems, Figma.

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@hello_41eu Yes! Honestly, I'm always returning to Neue Montreal and Inter.

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👩‍💻 Which is the best open-source font, that's also available on Google Fonts?

Well, of course it's Inter, the versatile and highly legible typeface, by @rsms.

#Typography #30DaysofTypography #DesignChallenge

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In case you're curious, the typeface comes in four preset cuts: Sans, Serif, Glare, and Text, each with unique personalities and quirks 😊

Here's the link to explore: https://t.co/UsUXwywTqU

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What makes this typeface so captivating to me is its unique blend of vintage and modern elements. This is probably why I constantly return to it.

Today, we're featuring Fragment Glare from @PangramPangram_

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The angular details and clean lines provide a contemporary feel, while the subtle nods to 19th-century letterforms add a touch of elegance and nostalgia.

It bridges the past and present with elegance and style.

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I chose to pair it with the word "French Vanilla" as the ice-cream truck made its first appearance of the season in my neighborhood today, with its catchy song announcing us all that summer has officially arrived.

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Today, I'm showcasing a typeface that combines geometric precision with a contemporary style, perfectly suited for capturing the charm and nostalgia of a warm summer day.

#Typography #DesignChallenge

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Moderat by Fabian Fohrer and Fabian Huber of @tightype is a sans-serif typeface that stands out with its modern design and versatility.

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It uniquely blends the past with a speculative future.
By intertwining the word "Mantoka" with the typeface, a narrative unfolds—a sense of intrigue and mystery, suggesting uncharted territories and hidden wonders waiting to be discovered.

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I'm excited to start sharing my design work again, and I thought I'd begin with something I truly enjoy: typography.

To ease into posting daily, I've decided to start a fun project where I'll showcase a new typeface and a small design each day.

#Typography #DesignChallenge

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Inspired by humanity's next big adventure, Mars exploration, Abalos takes its name from one of the planet's sand dunes.
Its letterforms draw from the undulating desert waves of Middle Eastern landscapes, incorporating elegant cursive features and subtle Arabic references.

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Introducing Abalos by Off Type, a typeface that captures the spirit of exploration and futuristic design.
Abalos is described as serene, spacey, and sleek—perfectly embodying a forward-facing, retro-futuristic aesthetic.

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As important as UX is, the onboarding process is equally crucial for SaaS companies.

It's the first touchpoint where users experience your product.

Let's explore the significance of a smooth and engaging onboarding journey!

#UserOnboarding #SaaS #UXDesign

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This is a big one.

Slow load times can drive users away.

It WILL drive users away.

Kind reminder to take a look at your website's speed and to optimize it to enhance user satisfaction and reduce bounce rates.

#PageSpeed #UXMistakes

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As a SaaS company, your goal is to make your users' lives easier.

Right?

And that's exactly what UX is all about.

Providing a smooth, enjoyable journey through your product.

#UserExperience #SaaS #UXDesign

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User-friendly interfaces aren't just for the users.

They also benefit YOUR bottom line.

A seamless user experience reduces support costs and increases customer satisfaction.

And that's a clear win-win! #UXDesign #SaaS #CustomerSatisfaction

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And another friendly piece advice 🤓

Avoid using jargon or confusing terminology.

Communicate in a simple language that everyone understands and your users relate to.

#UXWriting #UXMistakes #UserFriendly

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Sometimes we forget this, but...

Don't bury essential information deep within your site.

Make critical details easily accessible to users for a more streamlined experience.

Always.

#InformationHierarchy #UXMistakes