DESIRE Automotive Software UI for Desktop and Mobile

DESIRE Automotive Software UI for Desktop and MobileDESIRE Automotive Software UI for Desktop and Mobile

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Filip Pranjković

pro

• 3h

DESIRE — Desktop & Mobile Application UI Selected interface screens from my ongoing personal automotive software project. My role includes product direction, interface decisions and reviewing AI-assisted implementation. Desktop: communication setup and an operation hub with clear workflow cards. Mobile: home navigation, status feedback and a vehicle-session empty state. The focus is readable information, consistent navigation and clear next actions across desktop and mobile. These are development snapshots: the desktop screens use simulated data, and the mobile screens show an offline state with no active vehicle session. More about the project: https://desire-app.com/

Kraig Mathias

max

• Sep 29

Which Kajabi course outline makes you want to enroll?

Same course. Two directions: a clean accordion or visual module cards.

Vote below. What tipped the scale for you?

Kajabi Web Design UI Design

10 voted

33%

20 voted

67%

30 votes

Closed

Boluwatife Delight

• Sep 30

Visual module cards win every time for user engagement—they give buyers an immediate sense of structural depth before they even enroll.

Bruno Aller

• Sep 30

Sky is the limit? I just tried Opus 5.5 for the first time, and honestly… it’s insane. I designed the whole UI in Figma, animated it with a single prompt, created the presentation, and then asked Opus to add the mockup movement together with the UI animation. Teams are going to become faster and more productive, but I think something even more interesting is happening: our ideas can go much further now. The gap between having an idea and actually bringing it to life is getting smaller and smaller. I think one of the most important skills for designers now is taste, knowing what looks good, what feels right, what to keep, and what to remove. And who knows… maybe next month we’ll need to develop another skill.

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