Website Design Optimizations For Better Browsing Experience

1.) Create a minimalist design and make the UI faster, simpler, and more efficient.

2.) Archive multiple images that are posted in batches in one single post so it won’t clog up the website’s general gallery and no spamming occurs. Multiple images can simply appear as a slideshow post which we can view, bookmark, and react to every image that a batch post contains without needing to go to another page.

2.5.) Add a small ‘+’ symbol next to an artist’s name when they post their images to make it easier to follow them.

3.) Change how we bookmark/save/collect images by simply having a drop-down menu where we choose where to save it. This simplifies bookmarking without needing too many clicks. Currently, it takes us 4 clicks just to save a single post, this is extremely slow especially when saving multiple images.

4.) Optimize how images show up in the public gallery so it won’t look messy with the huge thumbnail sizes.

An optimized website would allow users to browse more efficiently while making it fun to do so. A poorly-designed website only annoys users by having too many useless stuff, being slow and inefficient.

Make browsing art fun.