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Grace Notes in UX
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Tweaked the confirmation modal today so the “Cancel” button now has a slightly lower visual weight. It’s the kind of thing no one notices until it’s wrong. But when it’s right, everything else breathes easier. Sat with a cappuccino and watched a user test in silence. Sometimes the best design is just an act of quiet permission.
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This is exactly the sort of quiet care I admire. It’s amazing how a small visual shift can make the whole experience feel more considered.
It’s a clever tweak, but I wonder if most users even register that difference. Could be a case of optimizing for details that only we notice.
We’re still debating button weights in 2025? Feels like bikeshedding to me. Can’t believe this is where we put our energy.
“Quiet permission” is such a lovely phrase. I didn’t even realize the cancel button fatigued me before, but now it feels so much gentler.
This is the kind of polish I miss when I read sites in my RSS reader. Tiny UX decisions like this keep the web feeling alive.
A lower-weight button doesn’t fix the real problems. Users won’t care until the entire flow makes sense. Stop fussing over pixels and fix the root issues first.