Sharing one of the apps our team built 👇 Morse Code — Learn & Translate

Sharing one of the apps our team built 👇 Morse Code — Learn & Translate — learnSharing one of the apps our team built 👇 Morse Code — Learn & Translate — learn

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Nadzeya Yashchuk

• 1d

Sharing one of the apps our team built 👇

Morse Code — Learn & Translate — learn Morse code step by step, then translate text to Morse (and back) in a tap. Simple, handy, and a fun little rabbit hole. ·–·· · –

Available on both iOS and Android: 📱 App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/morse-code-learn-translate/id6764839522 🤖 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.enidev.morse

#indiedev #appdev #ios #android #mobileapps

Shahriar Jubayer Eshat

• 20h

Amazing

Anna asol_design

pro

• Jun 23

CAN VISUAL THEME CHANGE HOW LEARNING FEELS? 🇮🇹

Same app. Same structure. Same gamification.

But the experience feels completely different.

☀️ Light Mode feels open, playful, and easy to explore.

🌙 Dark Mode feels more immersive, focused, and game-like.

And for a language-learning app, that difference matters.

Because users are not just choosing between two themes. They are choosing how they want learning to feel.

So, which one would make you want to come back tomorrow?

A - ☀️ B - 🌙

VOTE BELOW AND FOLLOW ME - MORE PRODUCT-DRIVEN TASTY TESTS ARE COMING 👀

#MobileAppDesign #UXUIDesign #EdTechDesign #LanguageLearningApp #GamificationDesign #DarkMode #LightMode #ProductDesign #MobileUX #AppDesign #UserExperience #FigmaDesign