#ui design

Are hamburger menus actually useless on mobile sites?

Is dark mode just a gimmick that actually makes reading harder for most people?

"Is dark mode a genuine productivity win or just a trend everyone blindly follows?"

Should apps stop forcing dark mode on me at night?

Should you learn both UI and UX design to get more freelance work?

Is dark mode better for battery life or just personal preference?

What's your take on Tailwind UI as a solo dev who just wants things to look decent?

Dark mode looks cool, but is it really better for your eyes or just marketing?

Are you switching to cheaper alternatives like Figma over Sketch now?

Is figma way overhyped for ui design?

Do dark mode UIs actually reduce eye strain?

Should software updates stop forcing new designs on users who liked the old version better?

Should all buttons be at the bottom of the screen for one-handed use?

Does a button changing color mean it's clickable or just decorative?

Would you switch from Figma to Penpot if it closed the feature gap entirely?

Would you ever trust AI to design a full user interface?

Which UX design software is easiest for non-designers to pick up?

After the Figma pricing changes, are you switching UI tools?

Should developers stop worshipping minimalism and just give users buttons already?

Why do apps keep moving buttons I just learned to use?