Note: Explanations are provided at the bottom.
UI/UX design is a crucial discipline for improving usability and optimizing the user experience. As a UI/UX designer, challenge yourself with this quiz to test your skills and learn something new. Use the link below to take the UI/UX Design Quiz and evaluate your knowledge.
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If you missed any, check the explanations below!
Message UI
In chat UIs, keep text colors simple. Also make sure corner radii are consistent across elements.
Free Asset Site Design
Complex color schemes and overcrowding the page with content do not make for good design. A simple, well‑organized layout is easier for users to understand and use.
Phone Screen UI
Red is widely recognized as indicating “stop” or “end.” Using red for the end‑call icon communicates that the action will terminate the call.
Friend Online Status
Green conveys an active state. It suggests the user is currently logged in.
Pricing Table Legibility
When prices are displayed directly over imagery without a background, they can be hard to read. Add a background shape or color block to ensure clarity.
Primary vs. Secondary Buttons
Buttons typically fall into primary (positive, encouraged action) and secondary (de‑emphasized, optional) roles. Since “INVITE FRIENDS” is the desired action and “SKIP” is not, differentiate their styles accordingly.
Transfer Success and Failure Messages
Green generally signals success or confirmation; red indicates errors, failure, or warnings. Using these colors consistently helps users parse information at a glance.
Input Field Text Clarity
Overly light text is hard to read. Choose a text color with sufficient contrast for comfortable readability.
Icon Consistency
The icon styles are inconsistent. Use either outline or filled icons and stick with one style throughout.
Contact Form Layout
Standardize your input fields and limit the form to the minimum necessary fields to reduce user friction.
Closing
How many did you answer correctly?
Great UI is not just about looking stylish—it must also be easy to use. I hope this quiz helped you appreciate the fun and depth of UI/UX design.
Design, in many ways, feels like magic—and it permeates our everyday lives. Keep designing from the user’s point of view and crafting excellent experiences. See you in the next quiz!
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