A new feature must match the existing design of a website. This makes the user experience smooth. Users should not notice a change when moving between pages.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A new feature must match the existing design of a website.
This makes the user experience smooth. Users should not notice a change when moving between pages.
A new career guide page must use the same layout elements. This includes the header, banner, and navigation. It should also use the same styles for text and images. This keeps the website looking consistent. Users will find the new page easy to use because it looks familiar.
A developer creates a new 100-day learning guide for a career website. The developer uses the same header, footer, and color scheme as the main career pages. This ensures the new guide feels like a natural part of the website, not a separate page.
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A developer uses a main template file. This template has a basic structure.
Text must have enough contrast to be easily read on any background. Interactive elements like buttons need to be large enough for a finger to tap.
A developer must give the AI model clear rules for page layout. The AI model must use CSS properties like `flex-1`, `min-h-0`, and `overflow-y-auto`.
The template includes code for typography, such as using emojis as list bullets. It defines the structure for 'Pitfall Cards' and 'Memory Cards'.
A new feature must match the existing design of a website. This makes the user experience smooth. Users should not notice a change when moving between pages.