Dholiya Deep @cx_deep_

Clean. Structured. Effortless. This design proves — clarity always wins. 💡 #uidesign #uxinspiration #saasdesign #minimaldesign #cleanui

“Ever entered your number with +91 and got an error? 😤 That’s where bad UX breaks trust.” Postel’s Law reminds us — great design forgives user mistakes. Don’t force users to “follow your rules.” Instead, make your system smart enough to understand theirs. ✅ Accept flexible…

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🚀 Before vs After — Everest Website Redesign (Personal Project) ✨ A cluttered hero section can dilute the message. So I reimagined the PDP with clarity, focus, and trust. What was wrong (Before): Overloaded with gradient + visuals, distracting from the message. Headline…

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Users don’t remember the journey — they remember the moments 🔑 UX Law: The Peak-End Rule They recall: The peak (best or worst moment) The end (how it finished) Your design takeaway: ✅ Create delightful peaks (animations, success moments, rewards) ✅ End flows smoothly…

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Ever noticed this? Give users a long form → they’ll take forever (or quit). Make it short, guided, and fast → they’ll finish in minutes. That’s Parkinson’s Law in UX: 👉 Work (or effort) expands to fill the space/time you allow. ✨ How to beat it as a designer: Break big…

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PDPs in 2025: What’s Changing Fast 1. AI shopping agents (like OpenAI’s) now “shop for users” → clear, structured PDPs win visibility. 2. AR/3D previews are no longer fancy — they’re expected. 3. 51% of sites still fail at basic PDP UX (Baymard, 2025). 4. Mobile-first PDPs…

We redesigned Glamzei’s PDP page as a personal project — focusing on clarity, trust, and conversion. A cluttered PDP creates more friction than function. -It overwhelms users, causing: -less time spent on page -missed value cues -fewer checkouts A well-structured PDP, on the…

Most of your product is probably wasted. That’s the truth of the Pareto Principle (80/20 Rule): 👉 80% of user value comes from just 20% of your features. As a designer, your job isn’t to add more — it’s to identify and polish the core 20% that users love. ✅ Prioritize the top…

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Google recently redesigned its Phone Dialer. But is the new one really an improvement? Let’s break it down 👇 Old Dialer Swipe to answer/decline felt natural and built on Android muscle memory. Simple with only 2 clear options. But gesture-only wasn’t always obvious for…

It’s live! 🚀 My Portfolio is finally out. A curated space showcasing my work in Product Design, AI, and CRO. From case studies to real-world design solutions — it’s all in one place. 👉 Explore here: cxdeep.com 💬 What’s the first thing you check when visiting a…

Your users don’t want to learn your product… they want to use it. That’s the Paradox of the Active User: people skip tutorials, ignore guides, and dive straight in — even if learning first would make them faster later. Design takeaway: Make it usable instantly Guide in the…

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How Curiosity Changed My Life Every new thing I try—startups, travel, learning—feeds back into my work and life. Never be scared to restart or pivot. Curiosity (and a few all-nighters) got me here, and it keeps me moving forward. What’s the last thing you learned that changed…

The Future of Design Isn’t Just Pretty — It’s Predictive Design is shifting. We’re moving from visual-first to data-first. AI tools now predict what users want before they click. It’s not just about aesthetics — it’s about outcomes. Designers who blend intuition with AI will…

Too many choices = no choices at all. Miller’s Law reminds us: users can only hold 5–9 items in memory at once. So why overload them? Break it. Group it. Guide them. Smart UX isn’t about showing more — it’s about showing right. #UXDesign #MillersLaw #CognitiveLoad #UIDesign…

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AI isn’t the future — it’s your competitive edge. From automating repetitive workflows to generating smarter user experiences, AI is quietly transforming how we build, design, and grow. The question isn't "Should I use AI?" It's "Where can AI give me an unfair advantage?"…

Figma just made glass sexy. The new Liquid Glass Effect lets you create smooth, translucent, premium UI without hacks, plugins, or workarounds. Inspired by Apple’s iOS 26 design, it brings depth, glow, and that frosted-glass feel — natively in Figma. What’s cool: - Built-in…

Your users already have a map in their heads. Your job? Don't confuse the route. That’s what Mental Models are all about. People don’t open your app thinking how it works — They open it assuming it works like something they’ve used before. 📱 Swipe = delete 🛒 Cart icon =…

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Design isn’t just about pixels. It’s about performance. Every time I design a screen, I ask: Will this convert? Will it reduce friction? Will it guide the user, not just wow them? Design without outcome is just decoration. Design with intent improves business. That’s where AI…

The UX Law That’s Stronger Than Proximity Ever wondered why grouped buttons or tags feel "right"? That’s the Law of Uniform Connectedness in action. 👀 When elements are visually linked — by color, border, or background — we instantly see them as one group. Even if they’re far…

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