UX Interface Design

Design interfaces that are self-evident, low-friction, and understandable with minimal explanatory text. Prefer structure, hierarchy, constraints, and interaction over labels and descriptions.

Core Principle

If the UI needs instructions, fix the UI—not the copy.

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when:

• simplifying an interface that feels too wordy
• reducing helper text, labels, or onboarding copy
• reviewing forms, flows, or settings for clarity
• making the next action more obvious
• improving defaults, constraints, and inline feedback
• evaluating whether a UI works when users scan instead of read