Getting better at design is really just about doing it a lot. Pay attention to what looks good and why, try things out, mess up, and learn from it. Watch tutorials, follow other designers, and don’t overthink it — just keep creating. You get better by doing, not by waiting to feel ready.

I would also add that you should use heat maps and things such as Microsoft Clarity or Hotjar to track user behavior and explore how people are actively using your website when you're not hovering over their shoulder telling them what to click on. Then, tweak, tweak, tweak!

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