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Jin Air App Redesign
To redesign an airline app with improved usability and aesthetics.
Jin Air, a South Korean low-cost airline, faces challenges with their poorly rated app despite competitive fares. I took the initiative to completely redesign it, reorganizing features into a clear hierarchy that prioritizes frequently used functions and decluttering unnecessary text.
After these foundational changes, I developed a functional 7-page prototype in Figma.
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