Developed a catalog of 41+ React Native mobile applications covering diverse UI patterns, busines...

Developed a catalog of 41+ React Native mobile applications covering diverse UI patterns, busines...Developed a catalog of 41+ React Native mobile applications covering diverse UI patterns, busines...

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Rohan Vishwakarma

• Aug 18

Developed a catalog of 41+ React Native mobile applications covering diverse UI patterns, business workflows, and application use cases.

The collection demonstrates practical React Native development across different types of mobile interfaces, including dashboards, forms, lists, authentication flows, business management screens, and data-driven applications.

Key capabilities demonstrated:

Cross-platform mobile application development with React Native

Diverse mobile UI/UX designs and reusable interface patterns

REST API integration and real-world data connectivity

Authentication and business workflow implementation

Dashboard, reporting, and data-management interfaces

Android application builds and testing

Structured, maintainable application code

This work has given me experience designing and developing React Native applications from individual screens and workflows through to complete mobile application experiences.

Completed work

Android Development Android Expo React Native Development React Native

Karan | Brands & Products

• Sep 28

Recent app design work.

UI Design UX Design Figma

Ganesh S

pro

• Sep 28

Love the energy in the welcome and sign up screens.

Yaroslav Dykyi

pro

• Sep 28

📦 One thing that makes React Native apps easier to scale: build features as modules, not as one giant app.

For example, instead of spreading payment logic across 8 screens, keep it grouped: • UI • state • API calls • validation • analytics • errors • tests

The same goes for: • auth • onboarding • profile • chat • subscriptions • notifications

This makes it much easier to: ✅ change one feature without breaking another ✅ onboard new developers ✅ test functionality in isolation ✅ replace APIs later ✅ remove features cleanly ✅ scale the codebase without chaos

You don’t need enterprise architecture for a small app.

But you do need boundaries.

Good structure gives you speed later, not just cleanliness today. 🚀

AZEEZ OPEYEMI

• Sep 28

I’m currently designing a modern gaming mobile app focused on creating a smooth, engaging, and intuitive experience for gamers.

The design explores game discovery, featured games, game details, personal library, downloads, player profiles, and community-focused interactions, using a clean combination of deep navy, blue, cyan, and white.