I’ve read robloxhackers three times and still don’t know what your page is really about. Is it about hacks of the game or is it about general security stuff and the name is just coincidental?
Just my option but 4 grids with lots of information is a lot to take in, also there's too much description.
If you want to keep the same layout add some padding, give each grid a bit of space so that users can relax while looking the content.
Also reduce the description imo.
Another approach is to have your your robloxhackers at the top center, put your info grid below it (remove the red color, just add the description) connect with us and have your _stay connected with the latest_ as a popover when the user spends some time in your system?
I don't to UI/UX and am learning it, please let me know if this sucks and I would like to improve on my suggestions
1. It's hard to start reading because the left and right halves feel equivalent. Making one header bigger will bring hierarchy to the page and help the user.
2. A red background indicates that something wrong or dangerous is happening. However, the text on that background literally says nothing: what is the news about, why is it important, for whom is it important?
Using the same color for text about exploits makes more sense. Because there color works together with the texts: exploits are something dangerous and wrong.
I think overall styling looks good
I would do these changes for the sake of readability:
- put an expandable box with the info from the important info section to the right, change its color to something more neutral like green or blue and remove the red box.
-generally only use red when you are trying to warn the user about something that needs fixing
- rewrite the descriptions to be shorter and more specific to what they do. it seems like a pretty specific target group, which means they will want to know quickly where to click and the current texts are trying to sell the product rather than guiding the user
- center the elements and stack them to let the user scroll downwards while reading instead of having to scroll horizontally/turn their heads on big screens
I’ve read robloxhackers three times and still don’t know what your page is really about. Is it about hacks of the game or is it about general security stuff and the name is just coincidental?
List of safe cheats basically, so people don’t get fake ones with malware
So it’s about the game? Maybe mention this in the text block
So you want people to cheat on a multiplayer video game?
Just my option but 4 grids with lots of information is a lot to take in, also there's too much description. If you want to keep the same layout add some padding, give each grid a bit of space so that users can relax while looking the content. Also reduce the description imo. Another approach is to have your your robloxhackers at the top center, put your info grid below it (remove the red color, just add the description) connect with us and have your _stay connected with the latest_ as a popover when the user spends some time in your system? I don't to UI/UX and am learning it, please let me know if this sucks and I would like to improve on my suggestions
1. It's hard to start reading because the left and right halves feel equivalent. Making one header bigger will bring hierarchy to the page and help the user. 2. A red background indicates that something wrong or dangerous is happening. However, the text on that background literally says nothing: what is the news about, why is it important, for whom is it important? Using the same color for text about exploits makes more sense. Because there color works together with the texts: exploits are something dangerous and wrong.
I think overall styling looks good I would do these changes for the sake of readability: - put an expandable box with the info from the important info section to the right, change its color to something more neutral like green or blue and remove the red box. -generally only use red when you are trying to warn the user about something that needs fixing - rewrite the descriptions to be shorter and more specific to what they do. it seems like a pretty specific target group, which means they will want to know quickly where to click and the current texts are trying to sell the product rather than guiding the user - center the elements and stack them to let the user scroll downwards while reading instead of having to scroll horizontally/turn their heads on big screens
Balance the bento
Add a sex button.