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What do you think of the design I’ve created for Lost Art ?
We developed the Lost Art mobile application using Flowstep, an AI-powered application development tool.
The entire app concept, user experience, interface structure, and visual design were developed directly through Flowstep, without using Figma. Lost Art is an AI-powered...
The line "your unfinished ideas are waiting for you" is doing a lot of quiet emotional work, that is really the hook of the whole app. If I pushed the design further, I would give each sketch in the gallery a small sign of where it was left off, a last-edited date or a resume...
nice work sule, keep going!
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