Recently worked on a rental app concept focused on making the home-search experience simpler for ...

Recently worked on a rental app concept focused on making the home-search experience simpler for ...Recently worked on a rental app concept focused on making the home-search experience simpler for ...

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Sahil S

• 19h

Recently worked on a rental app concept focused on making the home-search experience simpler for tenants.

The idea was straightforward: find a home, explore the details, save the ones you like, and talk directly with the landlord all from one app.

For the tenant experience, I focused on: • Clean home discovery and search • Location-based property browsing • Filters for rent, property type, bedrooms and amenities • Detailed property pages with images and key information • Save / shortlist functionality • Direct chat with landlords • Simple contact and viewing flow

I also designed the landlord side to make it easy to add properties, manage listings and respond to interested tenants.

The goal was to create a rental experience that feels simple, trustworthy and modern, without overwhelming users with too much information.

A strong rental product needs to make the journey from “I’m looking for a home” → “I found one” → “I want to talk to the landlord” as frictionless as possible.

#UIUX #MobileAppDesign #RentalApp #RealEstateApp #Figma #ProductDesign #UXDesign #AppDesign

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Tvaron Technologies®

• 19h

Nice work.

Sahil S

• 19h

thank you tvaron.

Rohan Ahmed

pro

• 19h

The rental flow feels thoughtfully scoped—search, shortlist, and direct landlord contact make the path to a decision feel reassuringly clear.

Sahil S

• 18h

Thank you

Rohan Ahmed

pro

• 10h

The landlord-side flow is a thoughtful touch—keeping listing management in the same product makes the experience feel complete. The shortlist and map views also make the search journey feel especially clear.

Sahil S

• 7h

Thank you! I wanted to make the experience feel connected for both tenants and landlords, while keeping the search flow simple and easy to navigate. The map and shortlist features were especially important for making property discovery feel more intuitive.

BrightStudios®

max

• Sep 7

Attention is your strongest currency. Most people never ask what they’ve been funding with it. Tithe is the first app built for the people who finally set the price. Onboarding isn't for instructions it's for setting the tone.

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Agadon Creative

pro

• Sep 7

This is a really strong approach to onboarding. The raw imagery combined with that bold copy makes it feel much more like a manifesto than a standard app tutorial.

Bright Ajiboye

pro

• Sep 7

Continuing my exploration of the Sable Records website concept.

This is the Catalogue section, designed to showcase the label's latest releases through a more editorial and immersive approach.

Instead of relying on a standard card grid, I explored a composition built around oversized typography, strong imagery, asymmetry and intentional negative space.

The idea is to make each release feel like more than just an item in a catalogue.

A website can be functional without feeling generic—and for a music label with a strong identity, the browsing experience should be part of the world the label is creating. Direction: Editorial / Experimental / Minimal

#Framer #WebDesign #CreativeDesign #EditorialDesign

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