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UI/UX Design Case Study: [Rahhal]
Designing a mobile app from scratch focused on: [easily finding high-quality coffee beans and premium brewing equipment, and streamlining the purchase of coffee products from multiple brands without paying separate shipping fees for each order]
Key focus areas:
• A seamless and intuitive user journey — from onboarding to core features
• A clean and consistent visual design system
• A user-friendly interface that prioritizes ease of navigation
Tools used: Figma
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Combining brands under one shipping flow solves a real friction point.
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