Lumixy is a full-stack platform for managing service providers and administrative operations. The...

Lumixy is a full-stack platform for managing service providers and administrative operations. The...Lumixy is a full-stack platform for managing service providers and administrative operations. The...

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Ali Yaqoub

• 3h

Lumixy is a full-stack platform for managing service providers and administrative operations. The app allows admins to manage categories and providers, while providers can register, edit their profiles, and track their approval status. The platform features a public directory for users to search and discover providers.

Main Features

Admin dashboard for managing categories and providers

Provider registration and profile management

Approval workflow for new providers

Public directory with search and filtering

Full backend integration for all features

Tech Stack

Frontend: React Native (Expo), TypeScript, NativeWind, React Query

Backend: Custom API (integrated via services layer)

State Management: React Query, Context API

Styling: NativeWind, Tailwind CSS

React Native Mobile Design React Native Development Tailwind CSS TypeScript

Anastasiia Shkliarenko

• Jun 21

Another project from my early days of learning Figma and exploring mobile e-commerce design. 🌿

This plant store app concept features a product catalog, product details screen, shopping cart, and a loading screen. Working on this project allowed me to practice mobile UI design and gain a better understanding of user flows within e-commerce experiences.

Mobile Design Interactive Design UX Design Figma

Adegbire Israel

• Jun 22

I've never really understood how people decide on a new hairstyle.

Most of the time, we save photos from Instagram, Pinterest, or a celebrity we admire and hope it looks good on us too.

But what if it doesn't suit our face shape?

That thought led me down a rabbit hole and eventually became a design concept I'm currently exploring: StyleScan.

The idea is simple.

You scan your face, get a breakdown of your facial features, and receive hairstyle recommendations that actually suit you. You can even try them on virtually, save your favorites, and share them with friends before making a decision.

One thing I kept asking myself while designing was:

"How can I help people feel more confident before they sit in a barber's or salon chair?"

Instead of making users guess, StyleScan is designed to guide them toward styles that fit their unique features.

Would you trust an app to help choose your next hairstyle? 👇

#UIUX #ProductDesign #MobileAppDesign #UXDesign #Figma #DesignThinking #AppDesign #StartupIdea

Mobile Design UI Design Figma UX Design

Amirul Hakim

• Jun 22

I loke those radial effect around the photo! Smart move!

Dung Nguyen

pro

• Jun 22

Less friction = Higher conversion. 74% of mobile users will abandon a task if the checkout/booking process takes more than 3 minutes. I designed a 3-screen Quick Booking flow for homeowners. The goal? Reduce friction, maximize retention.

UX Design Mobile Design appdevelopment

MD Rafee Alam

• Jun 22

The pre-booking context screen (screen 1) is smart. Showing why tasks get completed and the 'Quick Book Who' breakdown upfront addresses the trust gap before users even get to price. That structure alone probably moves the drop-off point later in the flow.