Uxy: UI/UX Design Quiz & Learn

Most designers know the rules. Few can look at a UI and see what is wrong with it.

Uxy trains that skill, your design eye. Short visual lessons take one interface rule at a time, then questions make you use it: two screens side by side, one of them broken, and you say which one and why.

639 questions. 493 of them put a real interface in front of you and ask you to judge it. The rest are true/false and multiple choice on the same material.

10 Courses, 68 Lessons
A lesson is one rule, why it exists, a do and a don't, then questions until the rule sticks.
Foundations: Typography · Spacing & Layout · Color & Contrast · Visual Hierarchy · Depth & Shadows
Components: Inputs · Buttons · Lists · Navigation · States

27 Quizzes Outside The Courses
Take one cold to find a gap. Then two ways back in:
Mistakes: every question you got wrong, kept until you get it right.
Random: a mixed quiz across every topic, for five focused minutes a day.
Saved: bookmark a question and come back to it. Included with a subscription.

No Signal Needed
Every lesson, question and image is already on your phone when you install it. Nothing loads and nothing buffers. There is no account to make, your progress stays on the device, and there are no ads anywhere in the app.

What You Will Sharpen
You will read type and spacing faster, judge color and contrast on sight, and stop guessing at visual hierarchy. Then the components you keep having to get right: forms, buttons, lists, navigation, and the empty and error states everyone forgets. This is the eye behind clean mockups and defensible design-system decisions.

Who It Is For
Junior UI/UX and product designers building core skills. Mobile and app designers sharpening their eye for visual detail. Developers who want to know why a layout reads wrong. Anyone moving into UX design who wants structured daily practice instead of another video course.

The material is junior level on purpose. That is the level most people skip, and then keep getting wrong for years.

Free to start: all 27 quizzes, plus the first two lessons of every course. A subscription opens the remaining lessons.