A small design decision that removed confusion, and made the experience smoother.
Here’s a small but important UX decision I worked on — when users clicked the last category, they didn't see the content they expected. That moment of confusion was enough to interrupt flow.

What seemed like “just a layout issue” was actually:
• A blocker during usability testing
• A moment of hesitation in the journey
• A chance to increase clarity without complexity

So I made a small decision: 
✔️ Showing only the selected category 
✔️ Reducing visual noise by cleaning up inconsistent visuals 
✔️ Making content feel consistent, intuitive, and respectful of the user's action.

The result: Less scroll. More clarity. No hesitation.

Thanks to my mentor Anudeep Ayyagari (UX Anudeep) for shaping my thinking and the UX Gym by UX Anudeep community. 

Not every UX story is a big redesign.
Sometimes, it’s just choosing what not to show.
Because micro-decisions shape how users feel — more than we think.

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From prepping for UPSC to prototyping for users, I now turn confusing screens into experiences that just make sense, as I transition into UX design.