What’s the hardest UX decision you’ve had to make on a real screen?

Hi everyone, I’m Rohit, a product designer. I’m launching UX Quest here on 13 October, and before that, I’d love your help.

UX Quest teaches UX design through practice instead of theory. Each day, you get one real product problem, make the call, and then see why the strongest answer works and which UX law explains it. It has 58 challenges so far, including 19 on designing AI features people can trust.

The challenges are only as good as the problems behind them, so I’m collecting real ones. What’s a design decision you got stuck on? For example:

• Two good options and no clear winner (one button or three?).

• A stakeholder who wanted something you knew would hurt users.

• An AI feature where you weren’t sure whether it should act on its own or ask first.

Share yours in a sentence or two. I’ll turn the best ones into challenges, credit you if you’d like, and send you early access to them.

If you want to see how it works first, you can try one challenge without an account: https://www.uxqst.com/?ref=producthunt