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I'm designing a news reader app, and my focus is on making it incredibly easy for users to find what they're looking for. I'm thinking about how to dynamically organize articles by categories and make the experience feel endless, without ever needing to tap "Load More".

Here's the plan for the UI:

I'm going for a clean, intuitive layout. The left side will be a dynamic navigation for categories, and the right will display the articles. This is a common and effective design for mobile, ensuring a clear separation of content and controls.

For the infinite scroll, I'm thinking about a subtle "Load More" indicator that appears at the bottom of the article list. When the user scrolls to the very end, this indicator will show, and when they tap it, the app will load the next set of articles. This is a common and user-friendly approach.

I'm also considering the use of a "Refresh" button, which will be available when the user is near the bottom of the list, to allow them to re-load the content if they feel the current results are outdated or if they want to see a new set of articles.

I'm focusing on making the app visually appealing and intuitive. I'll use a clean, modern aesthetic with a dark theme for the background, and a light, contrasting color for the text and interactive elements. This will make the app easy to read and navigate, especially on a small screen.

I'm also thinking about the accessibility of the app. I'll ensure that all interactive elements are easily tappable and have sufficient touch target size. I'll also make sure that the text is readable and that the contrast between the text and the background is sufficient for users with visual impairments.

I'm also considering the use of a "Save for Later" feature, which will be a small, easily accessible button that users can tap to save an article for later reading. This will be a small, circular button with a checkmark icon, and it will be positioned at the bottom of the article card.

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