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At times, I find myself caught between the decision of opting for a "trendy design style" versus a "functional design style."
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can you give an example?
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An example could be an eCommerce platform. For a trendy design, one might consider using vibrant colors that are popular at the moment, along with stylish typography. Making the website visually appealing and catching users' attention.
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To balance both, you could incorporate the trendy colors and typography in a way that doesn't compromise the readability of important information.
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Bingo. I like the quip “decoration is not design” but there’s something to be said for aesthetic appeal
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Yeah, aesthetic appeal is attractive, but not sustainable if the UX can't complement its attractiveness.
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