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How UI Components are Inspired from Real World Objects Rama Krushna Behera UX Planet

Ever wondered why clicking a button on a website feels so natural? It’s because much of what we see on the web is inspired by how we interact with objects in real life! From flipping switches to browsing stacks of cards, designers borrow everyday experiences to create intuitive interfaces. Let’s explore some popular UI components, see where they come from in the physical world, and have a little fun along…

Zeroheight Releases Its Design Systems Report 2025

This year’s report, based on insights from nearly 300 designers, engineers, and product folks, reveals some juicy trends—and, of course, a few classic challenges that come with the territory.

Flowbite React: released new theming system, CLI toolkit, prefix support, and integration guides

Flowbite React just got a major update which improves the theming system to allow better customization of the components using Tailwind CSS classes, a new CLI and upgrade tool, prefix support, and over 12 new integration guides.

10 rules for crafting products that stand out

As CEO and Co-founder of software development platform Linear, Karri has built his success by making impenetrable quality his differentiator in a crowded startup market. His approach offers an alternative to the Zuckerberg “move fast and break things” mantra, which may have worked years ago but no longer resonates in today’s more mature, design-conscious market. “You have to match that level of capability or quality, otherwise people just don’t pay attention,”…

Interesting design ideas

Hello! It’s starting to feel a little like Spring here in New York. For this week’s issue I’ve gathered together seven of the most interesting ideas about design I’ve shared over the past six months for your reading pleasure.

Best Free Thick Cursive Fonts for 2025

Struggling to find bold, elegant fonts that stand out? Whether you’re a graphic designer, entrepreneur, or hobbyist, choosing the right thick cursive font can make or break your project. Thick script fonts—with their chunky strokes and fluid curves—are perfect for logos, wedding invitations, social media graphics, and branding. Yet, sifting through thousands of free options is time-consuming and frustrating.

Website Development Process: 18 Steps to Online Success

Are you about to embark on a new website development project? Want an easy-to-follow checklist to ensure online success?

What Makes a Great Icon Set?

When designing an icon set, one of the most important things to keep in mind is that a set is more than just a collection of individual icons—it’s a cohesive visual story. Great icon sets can flesh out a detailed picture of a particular subject or topic with consistency, clarity, and intentionality. Whether you’re illustrating a broad theme or specific objects, maintaining a unified style across your icons is essential for…

How Can Designers Balance the Need for Minimalism With the Demand for Comprehensive Functionality?

Intoday’s fast‑paced digital world, designers are often faced with the challenge of creating interfaces that are both minimalistic and functionally comprehensive. Minimalism emphasizes clarity, simplicity, and usability by removing unnecessary clutter. In contrast, comprehensive functionality requires incorporating a wide range of features that meet diverse user needs. Striking the right balance is crucial: too little information can leave users frustrated, while too much detail can overwhelm them. This article delves…

Our Interfaces Have Lost Their Senses — And It’s Time to Bring Them Back!

This isn’t your typical blog post; it’s an interactive experience in itself. As you scroll through the article, Amelia doesn’t just talk about the problem—she shows you. The design is slick, smooth, and responsive, letting you feel firsthand how much we’ve lost when interfaces were reduced to sterile, flat designs.

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