<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Minimalist design should focus on intentional reduction, not accidental emptiness.</li><li>Great minimalist design guides users rather than abandoning them.</li><li>Ask if an element helps users before removing it to ensure optimal design.</li><li>Tips for designing clean, minimalist UIs: use visual hierarchy, group related elements, use iconography purposefully, leverage whitespace, and highlight CTAs.</li><li>Structure effective card components in frontend design using Tailwind CSS for simplicity.</li><li>User testing tools like Hotjar, Maze, and Playbook UX help validate design choices and functionality.</li><li>A case study warns against removing essential labels from forms in the name of minimalism, which can lead to confusion and drop-off rates.</li><li>Good minimalist design simplifies complexity while ensuring the user has what they need.</li></ul>

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