Taiga Nguyen

UI/UX Designer • Designing apps, SaaS & AI products • Sharing UI experiments, redesigns & resources • Available for freelance

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@laibacreatives This feels way more distinctive than the usual SaaS layout. Nice direction.

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@JessicaCre62465 This is strong. The value is obvious almost immediately, which is exactly what a PDP needs.

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@Frontend_Prince The after version is much clearer. The offer and CTA land way faster now

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Available on UI8 👇

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Been working on Docly for a while.

It has 100+ mobile screens for scanning, converting, editing and managing PDFs.

The hardest part wasn’t making the screens.

It was keeping everything consistent across the whole product.

#UIDesign #Figma

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@Design__Lord The updated version feels much stronger. The hierarchy is clearer, the messaging lands faster, and the page feels more conversion-focused without becoming visually heavy.

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@JessicaCre62465 Exactly. A good landing page isn’t just visual polish — every section should reduce uncertainty and move the user closer to a decision.

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A good UI gets attention.

A good UX makes the user forget they’re using an interface.

That’s the difference I try to design for.

Agree or disagree?

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@alexandroff_h Domain knowledge definitely matters. In complex products like crypto, understanding the mental model and risk behind the interface can save more time than simply designing faster.

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@hifben Exactly. A good landing page should communicate the value proposition before the user even starts thinking about the visuals. Design should support the story, not compete with it.

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@sarkar71407 Clean direction. The product hierarchy feels clear and the visual style fits the skincare category well. I’d be curious to see how the product detail page handles trust and conversion.

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Designers:

What’s one thing that instantly makes a UI feel amateur?

For me: inconsistent spacing.

What’s yours?

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@johntech778 Strong point. A PDP can look polished and still fail if it doesn’t answer the user’s key decision questions fast enough. Clarity usually beats decoration.

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@CharlesJibueze @edinsoncode @viaintisol @TrekkaHQ Nice end-to-end work. The transportation use case is interesting — especially how booking and dispatch flows need to stay simple under a lot of operational complexity.

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Designers:

What’s one UX mistake you see way too often?

Mine: adding more features instead of simplifying the flow.

What’s yours?

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Designers:

What’s one thing that instantly makes a UI feel amateur?

For me: inconsistent spacing.

What’s yours?

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@_DamilolaAtere Glad it came through — the direction feels really cohesive. Looking forward to seeing the next screens.

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@akinayoUI Nice exploration. The visual rhythm feels strong, especially the balance between image and typography. I’d love to see how this system scales across more card types.

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@dreamartist16 Totally agree. AI is most useful when it supports design thinking, not when it replaces it. The real value is knowing when to use it in the workflow.