Blank states don't just have to be the empty version of the regular filled state.   By thinking of them as a separate UI, you can design them in

Steve Schoger design tips

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2021-06-11 10:30:03

Blank states don't just have to be the empty version of the regular filled state. By thinking of them as a separate UI, you can design them in a way that is more exciting and more helpful to someone getting started.pic.twitter.com/vuTyhlNt9k

Here's the article: https:// medium.com/refactoring-ui /7-practical-tips-for-cheating-at-design-40c736799886   …

If you found this tip helpful, our upcoming book Refactoring UI has an entire chapter dedicated to keeping beautiful designs accessible. We've been sharing updates and sample chapters with people who have signed up here: https:// refactoringui.com/book/  

Achieving an accessible contrast ratio is very difficult when using white text on a colored background. Using dark colored text on a soft colored background is much easier to make accessible, and usually looks better to boot pic.twitter.com/LXNTS01Ay0

Continuing work on the Refactoring UI component gallery this week. Here's sneak peak at some of the layout ideas for pricing pages pic.twitter.com/QDmdM6KgJl

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