It is possible to competently build the interface

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A website or mobile application only with a formed system of modules and rules according to which it should work (from the designer's side, this is reflected in a document such as UI-Kit). Everything can be standardized to such an extent that the result of your work will not differ much from the contents of the command line.


Of course, the higher the degree of standardization, the easier the turkey customer email list development and support. But do not forget that your task as a UX/UI designer is not to reduce the entire set of modules to one button, one font style and one Ilyich light bulb to one input field, but to understand and be able to explain when, for what and why this or that element is used, even if there are quite a lot of these elements.


8. Not thinking about data types If you've read this far, look at the gloomy man behind the huge desk, glaring at everyone like a hawk. This is your backend developer - it's time to come over and introduce yourself, if for some reason you haven't done so yet. This is especially important when it comes to a large and/or complex project.