One major feedback I’ve been getting on my portfolio is pathetic visual design and just showcasing static screens.
Now to get better in visual design, the common advice that is given is to copy screens of products that are generally appreciated (like Airbnb, Headspace, Revoult, Wise etc).
I’ve realised this is an extremely boring tasks for me and I’m unable to focus due to the boredom. Plus, this is very slow for me to learn.
Do you guys recommend any alternative way to get better at this? I want the learning to be quick and engaging. My fucked up ADHD mind looses focus easily when the task is boring and repetitive.
Pls halp!!
Totally get the ADHD design struggle; copying pixel-by-pixel can feel like chewing glass. Instead, try redesigning bad UI or running fast daily challenges (like 30-min app redesigns); it keeps it fresh, not frustrating. And if you're still stuck in a loop, talk to someone who's been there. On Hiked.in, get real 1:1 mentorship from top designers who’ve cracked this phase themselves.
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