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100 UX UI Design Tips for Beginners
Rating: 4.9 out of 5(15 ratings)
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100 UX UI Design Tips for Beginners

Practical tips on UI Design, UX Design, User Interface Design, User Experience Design.
Created byEfdal Çelik
Last updated 6/2025
English
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What you'll learn

  • Digital Product Design
  • User-Centered Design
  • UX Design Approach
  • User Interface (UI) Principles
  • UI Object Usages
  • UI Interactions
  • Best Practices

Course content

1 section • 11 lectures • 43m total length

  • Tips (1-10)4:19

    Streamline onboarding with a single input login flow and a seamless sign-up path. Use collage-style cards, large tap targets, and clear sections to boost readability and speed.

  • Tips (11-20)4:30

    Learn practical UX UI tips for mobile and web, from sticky action buttons and tolerant search to clean spacing, consistent icons, accessible keyboards, quick filters, and clear empty states.

  • Tips (21-30)4:24

    Apply visual contrast and countdown cues to boost e-commerce conversions, keep filters visible with quick buttons, and use persistent labels, searchable drop-downs, and progress bars in multi-step flows.

  • Tips (31-40)4:22

    Improve search usability with popular and recent queries, auto-complete across products and categories, skeleton loading, alternate images, and clear undo-friendly interactions with filters.

  • Tips (41-50)4:21

    Explore practical UX and UI tips for beginners, from clear pricing and character limits to navigation cues, localization, efficient checkout flows, and accessible, error-preventing design.

  • Tips (51-60)4:16

    Master mobile-first ux by offering smart stock alternatives, gesture shortcuts like long press and double tap, and clear trust cues to streamline checkout and onboarding.

  • Tips (61-70)4:18

    Design error messages that guide users with next steps, use clear confirmations, and ensure mobile-friendly layouts with readable line lengths and accessible touch targets.

  • Tips (71-80)4:03

    Improve user experience with clear error messages, accessible contrast, and descriptive button actions. Keep sign-up forms minimal, avoid defaults, fix headers, and offer helpful alternatives to prevent drop-off.

  • Tips (81-90)4:20

    Clarifies the importance of clear date formats, mobile navigation with a get directions button, and smooth gradients with readable contrast to build trust, and copy buttons for quick actions.

  • Tips (91-100)4:04

    Provide context before permission requests to explain why access is needed, build trust, boost acceptance, and guide users with clear next steps, previews, and instant feedback.

  • Final Tip0:29

    Solve real problems by understanding users and studying digital products daily, and stay curious to learn what works and why in ux ui design.

Requirements

  • Computer
  • Internet Connection
  • A curious person

Description

Welcome!

This course is designed to immerse you directly in real-world, hands-on design practice with a focus on clarity, usability, and user needs.

In each section, we focus on frequently encountered UX/UI scenarios. Rather than overwhelming you with theory, we dive into what works, how it works, and why it makes a real impact on the usability and success of digital products.

What’s inside?

  • Real design examples with side-by-side breakdowns of effective and ineffective choices you’ll see in real interfaces

  • Actionable methods to craft solutions that support user behavior, intent, and interaction flow

  • Clear, practical answers to the question: “What makes an interface genuinely useful, intuitive, and enjoyable to use?”

Who is it for?

  • Anyone who wants a fast, hands-on introduction to UX/UI fundamentals through applied learning

  • Entrepreneurs looking for real-world inspiration while designing their own digital products or MVPs

  • Curious, self-driven learners who prefer doing over just watching and crave real-life context

  • Developers, product owners, project managers, e-commerce professionals, and digital teams working to improve product experience

If you're ready to engage directly with practical design challenges, identify common UI/UX issues, and explore smarter, user-centered solutions step by step—this course is the right place to start building your skills with confidence.

Who this course is for:

  • Jr. UX Designers
  • Jr. UI Designers
  • Jr. Product Designers
  • Jr. UX/UI Designers
  • Software Developers
  • Product Managers
  • Project Managers
  • Entrepreneurs
  • E-Commerce Experts
  • Digital Marketing Experts

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