A new design must match the proven layout of an existing successful design. This includes the size of output areas, the space between controls, and the overall balance. Do not create a new design from the beginning.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A new design must match the proven layout of an existing successful design.
This includes the size of output areas, the space between controls, and the overall balance. Do not create a new design from the beginning.
A new design must use the exact layout of an existing successful design. The existing design has been tested for many hours. Its output area size, control spacing, and overall balance are known to work well. Always open the existing design first. Then, match its zones, gaps, and ratios in the new design. Do not start a new design without this guide.
A designer is creating a new AI tool. The designer must use the layout of a well-liked existing AI tool. The designer opens the existing tool to see its screen layout. The designer then copies the sizes of the output areas and the spaces between buttons. If the designer creates a new layout, users may find it hard to use.
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A new design must match the proven layout of an existing successful design. This includes the size of output areas, the space between controls, and the overall balance. Do not create a new design from the beginning.