Collection of UI and UX tips to improve your designs

Bite-size improvements you can ship this week. Find patterns for CTAs, forms, navigation, onboarding, feedback, checkout, and more.

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UX tip graphic titled 'Compare your price to familiar costs.' The left panel marked with a red X shows a plain pricing card displaying '$59 USD' above placeholder lines and a 'Get started' button, with no context for the number. The right panel marked with a green checkmark shows '$59/mo, one-time payment' above a small comparison table headed 'What it would cost you': 'Hiring an agency $2,000', 'Freelancer $400', and 'Our tool $59' highlighted at the bottom. BRIX Templates branding at the bottom.

Checkout & payments

Jun 11, 2026

A price means nothing until the visitor has something to weigh it against

A number alone feels expensive. Anchor your price to a cost the visitor already understands and the same figure starts to read like a bargain.

UX tip graphic titled 'Display trust signals at the top of your landing page.' The left panel marked with a red X shows a hero card with the heading 'For in-house marketing teams' and a subline, but no supporting evidence beneath it. The right panel marked with a green checkmark shows the same hero with three credibility stats added in a row below the subline: '27% uplift in conversions', '4.7/5 rating from 1,320+ customers', and '200+ websites built'. BRIX Templates branding at the bottom.

Help & onboarding

Jun 10, 2026

Doubt forms in the first scroll — answer it before it sets in

Visitors decide whether to keep reading in seconds. Surface proof — metrics, ratings, counts — high on the page so credibility lands before doubt does.

Actions & CTAs

Jun 9, 2026

Two short lines under your CTA can answer the doubts that stop the tap

A 'No credit card required' line under the CTA removes the two biggest signup objections — payment risk and lock-in — without slowing the click.

UX tip graphic titled 'Answer likely customer questions within your content.' The left panel marked with a red X shows a browser window with a hero card titled 'Powerful website builder' next to a 'Get started' button, followed by empty gray content blocks and placeholder rows below — a page with a promise and nothing to back it. The right panel marked with a green checkmark shows the same hero with a screenshot, four icon-led feature blocks ('Visual page builder', 'Blazing-fast hosting', '100+ templates', 'Core tools to build'), and a 'Help users take action' band beneath them listing 'No code needed', 'Setup in 10 minutes', and 'Launch instantly' as quick reassurance lines. BRIX Templates branding at the bottom.

Help & onboarding

Jun 8, 2026

Every unanswered question on your page is a reason a visitor closes the tab

Hesitant visitors stall when their first questions aren't answered. Lay out features and reassurances inline so doubts dissolve before the CTA.

UX tip graphic titled 'Keep animations subtle so they don't compete with text.' The top panel marked with a red X shows a hero block where a busy 3D scene of scattered chrome spheres, cubes, and a long bead arc fills most of the space, with the headline 'Marketing built for real business growth' and a small purple 'Start free trial' button squeezed in the center — the animation overpowers the copy. The bottom panel marked with a green checkmark shows the same hero with a clean two-column layout: the headline 'Marketing built for real business growth', the supporting line 'Integrate our tools in minutes with crystal-clear documentation.', and a purple 'Start free trial' button plus a 'Learn more' link on the left, with a calm illustrated placeholder on the right. BRIX Templates branding at the bottom.

Readability

Jun 7, 2026

Every moving element in a hero is competing with your headline

Heavy 3D scenes and looping motion pull attention away from your message. Use restrained animation so the headline and CTA stay the focus.

UX tip graphic titled 'Display trust signals at the top of your landing page.' The top panel marked with a red X shows a browser window with the headline 'For in-house marketing teams' and the supporting line 'Collaborate, review, and launch content faster.' above an empty gray content block — a hero with no proof to back the promise. The bottom panel marked with a green checkmark shows the same headline followed by three icon-led stat cards arranged horizontally: a purple bar chart icon with '27% Uplift in conversions', a purple star icon with '4.7/5 rating from 1,320+ customers', and a purple window icon with '200+ Websites built'. BRIX Templates branding at the bottom.

Help & onboarding

Jun 6, 2026

Three credibility stats in the hero answer 'are these people real?' before users decide to scroll

Stat blocks like uplift percentage, customer ratings, and project counts give visitors instant credibility cues before they decide to scroll.

UX tip graphic titled 'Write from the user's perspective.' The left panel marked with a red X shows a pricing card titled 'Pro Plan' with a 'Popular' badge, the price '$20/user', and the body copy 'We offer unlimited projects, advanced reporting, and priority support from our team.' above a purple 'Get started' button — feature copy framed entirely around the company. The right panel marked with a green checkmark shows the same Pro Plan card with two feature blocks that lead with the user — 'Your advanced analytics dashboard: Make strategic decisions based on real-time data and customizable reports.' and 'Seamless premium integrations: Connect your workflow with the tools you already use.' — above the same purple 'Get started' button. BRIX Templates branding at the bottom.

Help & onboarding

Jun 5, 2026

Copy that starts with 'we' reads like a brochure — copy that starts with 'you' reads like a benefit

Pricing copy starting with 'you' lands as a benefit; copy starting with 'we' lands as a brag. Swap pronouns to reframe value through the user.

UX tip graphic titled 'Use comparison tables instead of paragraphs.' The left panel marked with a red X shows a content card with a long block of soft purple paragraph copy that reads 'Our web design services can improve your online presence, boost traffic, generation, and ultimately drive more sales. By optimizing your site's UI/UX, we create a seamless, enjoyable experience that encourages visitor engagement and boosts conversion rates.' followed by an image placeholder. The right panel marked with a green checkmark shows the same card converted into a two-column layout titled 'Instead of' (Complex UI, Basic features only, Slow generic support, Limited integrations) and 'You get' (Simple intuitive UI, Fast dedicated support, Advanced capabilities, Seamless integrations) above an image placeholder. BRIX Templates branding at the bottom.

Readability

Jun 4, 2026

Most users skim paragraphs but read tables top to bottom

Comparison tables turn a paragraph of features into a one-glance scan. Readers see the difference between 'before' and 'with you' instantly.