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A colorful mobile UX/UI concept for a speak-first language learning app. The prototype focuses on onboarding, language selection, level setup, and a playful character-based learning flow designed to feel simple, friendly, and premium.
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Hey Contra 👋
I'm Olena, a UX/UI Designer from Ukraine.
My background is in engineering, but I was always curious about how digital products are built and why some feel effortless to use while others don't. That curiosity led me to UX/UI design. Today, I design websites and digital experiences focused on usability, clarity, and thoughtful interactions.
I'm here to learn, connect with inspiring people, and share my journey as I continue growing as a designer.
Looking forward to meeting you all
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Nice to meet you! Contra truly inspires if you find the right people, so good luck with this platform :)
Need your design feedback 👀
I'm designing a Berlin local experiences app and testing two onboarding concepts:
🎨 Left: Dynamic, immersive, event-driven
🤝 Right: Personal, curated, neighborhood-inspired
If you were discovering hidden gems in your city, which experience would you trust more?
Vote below and tell me what stands out! 👇
6 voted
75%
2 voted
25%
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Love this.
The best feature is often the one you remove🦕
When you’re building a dashboard or a website, it’s easy to just keep adding more options. Good product design is actually mostly about prioritization. Every extra element can distract the user.
Making things simple is always the hardest part, right?
How do you decide what to cut? Do you find it easy? Let’s chat below!
Totally agree – subtraction is one of the hardest design skills to develop. I usually ask 'what breaks if I remove this?' and if the answer is 'nothing much,' it goes. The tricky part is that adding feels like progress, while removing feels like going backwards, even when it's the opposite.
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