The best designs don’t just function well. They feel right. They don’t force users to think—they guide them effortlessly. The difference? - Intention. When a product understands the user’s journey before they even take the first step, that’s when design becomes invisible. That’s when it works.I recently saw a project that didn’t just add features—it completed the experience. Every click had purpose. Every decision was thought through. Not just screens and buttons, but the flow of thought itself. That’s the real job of a UX designer—not just to create, but to anticipate.So here’s the real question: Are you just designing? Or are you creating something that people instinctively trust? Because when UX is done right, users don’t just navigate it—they live it.