So yes oo, make it beautiful but also functional first.
Design with intention.
Aesthetics should amplify clarity, not fight it.
That’s how you create experiences that feel effortless, unforgettable and actually work.
Good luck y'all
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Most “aesthetic” designs are just noise.
If it doesn’t guide, inform, or connect/ communicate, then it’s decoration, not design.
Design with intention.
Cause clarity beats cleverness. Always.
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Clarity builds trust.
When users instantly get what to do or what they want, they feel confident.
That’s when design becomes invisible and powerful.
When you get to this stage, you've achieved good design.
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Your first idea isn’t your best one.
And it doesn’t have to be.
Stay committed, stay consistent.
Keep iterating.
Keep learning.
Keep designing.
You've got this.
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Your first designs will definitely suck 😁
And it's okay. That’s how it’s supposed to be.
Design isn’t about getting it right on the first try, it’s about trying, learning, tweaking, and trying again, (this process we call iteration).
So always aim for feedback and growth.🌱
Document your ‘oops’ moments and keep showing up.
Those early wireframes, the messy flows, the v1 that nobody likes.
Those are receipts of how far you’ve come.
Also Design is a craft.
The more you practice, the better your instincts become.
Iteration turns amateurs into pros.