Frameworks like tachyons and bulma will give you the tools to create elements that don't look terrible, but imo UX just takes practice. (I'm using tachyons on m

Frameworks like tachyons and bulma will give you the tools to create elements that don't look terrible, but imo UX just takes practice. (I'm using tachyons on my side project http://oozesaga.com http://oozesaga.com (the UX is still pretty bad)) The great thing about practicing this as a developer is that you will eventually find a sweet spot where you can identify UI that is cheaper to build, but is also effective (vs. having to do pixel perfect designs where the last 10% doubles development time). And, in the end, mostly copying other sites that follow similar functional requirements will get you a long way.