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I am building an enterprise-y software (a 1:1 meeting app[0]) and, not being a designer or UX expert, I am taking some chances with the design. I am using a da
by soneca 8y ago
I am building an enterprise-y software (a 1:1 meeting app[0]) and, not being a designer or UX expert, I am taking some chances with the design.
I am using a dark background and I am aiming for a design heuristic where everything of common use is reachable with scroll and 1 click. It becomes a long page the more meetings and notes you had. This does not leave much space for white space.
I am also being bold on the use of colors to differentiate where the user is while among all that scrolling.
I am not sure I am right in any of my choices, but this article makes me think I am on the right path. Even if we have different instances on scrolling
[0] https://www.oneonemeeting.com https://www.oneonemeeting.com
- frosted-flakes 8y agoYour website needs a little bit more ...ahem... whitespace. Text that is tight to the edge of the screen is unpleasant to read. Meanwhile, I glanced at a couple of the screenshots and noticed they need a lot less whitespace, especially vertically.
- soneca 8y agoThanks for the feedback. I agree with the site. I am not so sure about the less whitespace on the application. There is an "accordion" feature at those lists you saw that - I believe - fit well with taller rows. A lot of space to click is good. But maybe cutting 2px might help indeed