The challenge for UI designers is to create user interfaces that are not only functional but also aesthetically beautiful and able to match user expectations.

Consumers and users will not use a product with a complicated user interface. Users will consider your goods as poor if the user interface is too simple or too complex to understand.

The best way to improve the user experience and create meaningful progress is to remove any kind of interruption that might keep them from achieving their goal. Interruption can take many forms:

• Complexity: when the user is unable to complete their objective.
• Clarity: when the user is not sure what will happen next after taking a certain action.
• Discovery: when the user has no idea where to navigate further.

Complexity

Your users are aware that you offer functionality, and they want to take advantage of it. When they try to use it, they are stuck with complex forms, strange issues, and unfamiliar labels.

This leads to mental overload and frustration, and they may quit the product altogether.

This is why it’s critical to maximize efficiency so that the user may easily achieve their goal without facing too many barriers.

Clarity

Designing with clarity in mind is the best method to get a successful design. Users can readily identify, understand, and apply effective user interface designs.

Your design must not leave users confused as to how to interact with it. They must also be able to know what will happen when they touch a button or interact with an item.

The design puts users in charge of the product or service and gives them confidence and the ability to use it.

The worst thing that can happen to a designer is for users to refuse to use your product or device because they don’t recognize the user interface layout.

When designing a user interface, usability, like clarity, must be at the top of a designer’s attention. User interfaces must make it easy for users to engage with products and goods, and your design should only include the aspects that are essential to accessibility.

Remove any unnecessary colours, elements, or buttons. The user interface should improve usability rather than harm it, giving the impression that the user is in complete control and can manipulate the product directly.

Discovery

Users anticipate that your product or tool will make their lives simpler, not harder. The user interface must be well-designed for users to enjoy engaging with the product and want to keep using it.

As a result, if you want to prevent frustrating your users, then need to understand them and their goals during the UI design process.

Another method for creating a user interface is to test it and ensure that it is easy enough for users to navigate.

Watch users using your product or tool in a manner that is as realistic as practical. Determine how simple it is for them to navigate your UI and achieve their objectives.

Make sure your user interface is easy to understand for both expert and inexperienced users.

Key objectives

• Creating a user-centric platform that’s fun to use.
• Show users, they are working towards a goal and show their progress.
• Improve user orientation and understanding of tax processes.
• Create a sustainable design system with future expansion in mind.
• Align the appearance of the platform with the branding.