That is a very interesting opinion. Thanks a lot Emil. Maybe you could send me an email on namaste@uxhunt.com I'd love to get some more thoughts from you on this. And we could be on a to and fro feedback if and when you have the time :)

@Adam, waiting on your post :P

I saw the grid. Hence, I was curious if there is a reason why you particularly had that. Was that personal preference or based on a particular math for scalability based on device size? :D

yes indeed you helped quite a bit. Haha. Very kind of you!

This is amazing. Thank you so much for taking the time to help me with these suggestions. I did go through both the links you provided and I took some notes for myself (I'll keep them pvt.).

I noticed that you have shown red guidelines (which is mainly for dev handovers) - I wanted to understand if this is really necessary if you're using Sketch+Zeplin or Figma? Ps. What tool do you prefer to use?

Also, 8px of hard nudge seems to be the base for layouts while a 4px (or 6px) seems to be the base for buttons and badges. Is there a reason for this or it is mainly an aesthetic call?

While the above already seems confusing for me, how do you define the grids while designing for mobile? 4 columns? And how much of gutter and padding do u define this based on mobile size.

The reason why I am asking this is because, I tend to over engineer my thoughts while designing but also this makes me very curious to understand the depth of it. So I hope you don't mind me. I feel really bad to throw in so many questions but hey, one way of pushing some quality design related posts in the community ;)

Got it - kept feeling like messy isn't how it's supposed to be. Haha!

Do you have any recommendations which you specifically like?

Great, I think the first paragraph made a lot of sense. I generally agree with you, I use 5-8 fonts maximum of the same family. And 2 max typefaces.

Regarding variations, I never really thought of it that way. But that's a good idea. Thanks for the advice!

Actually I wanted to ask the same questions - I work in Ecommerce day and night. What are these backed up by?

Im curious - why would you say that?

I agree its not mobile responsive but like @Pedro commented - it's indeed mobile ready. The point here was to show how fast you can practically build ideas and ship them. It wasn't to 'showcase' how good it is for professional developer / designers. This was the first concept, and over the next upcoming week I am working to ship more and more features as I learn how to do that.

I appreciate your response but the point was about first attempt and speed.