Immersive Mobile AR Experience Design for Crypto Hunters Game

Immersive Mobile AR Experience Design for Crypto Hunters GameImmersive Mobile AR Experience Design for Crypto Hunters Game

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Muhammad Usman

pro

• 2d

Built the mobile experience for Crypto Hunters – Hunt to Earn, focusing on creating an immersive, location-based Web3 gaming interface that blends AR exploration with real-world interaction.

The goal was to design a smooth and engaging experience where users can hunt digital rewards, complete tasks, and interact with geo-located gameplay elements without friction. I focused on clean UI flows, intuitive navigation, and optimized in-game interactions to make the “hunt-to-earn” experience feel natural and rewarding across different environments.

I also ensured performance stability and responsive behavior so the app works seamlessly during real-time location tracking, AR interactions, and reward collection.

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Magdalena Wołowiec

pro

• May 8

Bureau — a dark PR & media agency Framer template. Team section featuring a halftone portrait effect built with a Canvas code component generated via Framer Workshop, customized and integrated into the full template design. Built in Framer.

Web Design UI Design Framer Website Design Framer Figma

Steve Lemuel

• May 9

Soo Coooollll!!!

Ayush Shukla

• May 9

Most interfaces are designed to be used.

I wanted to build one that wanted to play back.

And here's Monster Snacks — a living cartoon UI where tiny chaotic monsters exist inside the interface itself.

Buttons panic when hovered. Menus stretch like chewing gum. Cards bounce with jelly physics. Monsters eat UI elements, chase the cursor, trigger candy explosions, and turn the entire screen into a playable animated playground.

The goal wasn’t to make a “clean UI”.

It was to create something that feels: ✨ impossible ✨ alive ✨ weirdly joyful ✨ impossible to ignore

Every interaction was designed with exaggerated squash/stretch motion, playful chaos, cartoon physics, and nonstop visual reactions to make the interface feel more like an animated toy universe than a website.

Built with Rive for the Impossible UI Challenge 🍬👾

UI Design Rive impossibleuiwithrive

Rudransh Srivastava

• May 9

yoo , this is really good.

Anna asol_design

pro

• May 8

MOST DIARY APPS DON’T HAVE A WRITING PROBLEM. THEY HAVE A MOBILE APP ACTIVATION PROBLEM.

Users don’t drop because they hate journaling. They drop because the first session feels too empty, too generic, or too emotionally heavy to start.

For this Gamified Diary App Mobile App Design, we designed the product around a softer first-session experience - not just a blank page.

The goal was to make the diary app feel more personal, safe, and easier to return to. Early usability testing showed: +42% completed onboarding flows +35% first diary entry completion +31% more users choosing to set a PIN code

Now I’m testing two color themes for the same Mobile App UI/UX Design:

🧡 Option 1: Warm Peach Theme 💜 Option 2: Soft Lavender Theme

WHICH THEME FEELS MORE INVITING FOR DAILY JOURNALING?

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