Hello. If anyone has a minute, I’d be interested in your thoughts on my Wikipedia Viewer - particular in terms of design/UX as they are relatively weak points of mine that I’d like to improve.
Ux wise:
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Before performing the search the user has no idea what’s that number 1 and why should he increase/decrease it.
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Buttons (and all clickable things) should have hand cursor
Design:
It’s weird having the same font and size across everything. Things should have a visual hierarchy.
I am replying without reading anyone else’s comments so I’m not influenced by them.
The most apparent thing is there was no explanation of what the number 1 in the right side box was for. It became obvious after I had used it but not before.
No finger icon change when hovering over the search and random buttons.
I liked the overall aesthetics a lot - very nice.
Thanks for your advice on this.
Not sure how I feel about the choice of font, but the colors and design are great. It’s also responsive, which is fantastic. Great work.
My opinion:
- Maybe have the entire box (the ones that come up in the search) be clickable, instead of just the links.
- Not a fan of the super bright pink buttons, but it might just be a personal thing.
- I think fancy fonts are nice for maybe short, main headers or logos or things like that…not sure how I feel about it across the site.
- Agree with the number thing!