A quick taste test. I rebuilt this enrichment picker to scale from 6 flat rows to 40+ options wit...

A quick taste test. I rebuilt this enrichment picker to scale from 6 flat rows to 40+ options wit...A quick taste test. I rebuilt this enrichment picker to scale from 6 flat rows to 40+ options wit...

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Yurii Funkendorf

pro

• 8h

A quick taste test.

I rebuilt this enrichment picker to scale from 6 flat rows to 40+ options without slowing anyone down spot what changed beyond the coat of paint. Icons replace credit counters so people scan by type, not by a number that means nothing until you click in. A search bar shows up because a list that works at nine choices breaks at forty. Tabs split by intent (Data enrichment, Sales experience, Cleanup) instead of dumping everything into one scroll, and the cards carry a visual preview instead of a text label, so you know what you're picking before you commit credits to it.

Nothing here is decoration. Every pixel is doing a job.

What's the first difference you caught?

10 votes

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Nicolette .

• 8h

after! that pop of color, even if shades are light, makes it feel so much less stale.

Yurii Funkendorf

pro

• 7h

Thank you, Nicolette, that's exactly the point of a small color pop: it doesn't need to be bold to shift the whole feel from static to alive.

Rohan Ahmed

pro

• 8h

The intent-based grouping is doing a lot of work hereespecially the visual preview before committing credits. That’s a thoughtful way to make a dense enrichment flow feel scannable.

Yurii Funkendorf

pro

• 7h

Thank you, Rohan, glad the design read that way. It was exactly my aim.

Lynksen Digital

pro

• 4h

After is way better! 🐐✨

Anna asol_design

pro

• Sep 10

🎛️ TASTY TEST 05/30 No growth insight today. Just playing with mobile app design and making digital music feel a little more physical. Same music app. Same record. Two ways to explore it. 💿 A PULL ONE OUT Browse the crate, explore formats, and make the collection part of the interaction. 🟥 B PICK A SIDE One record takes over the screen. Cleaner, bolder, more graphic. One direction is about discovery and tactility. The other is about focus and visual impact. No metrics. No right answer. Just a playful mobile UI and interaction design experiment. Which one do you prefer, A or B? And why? ❤️ Like it if you want more experiments like this. Follow me for more mobile app concepts and product ideas. Which direction would you want to play with first? A 💿 Pull One Out B 🟥 Pick A Side

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Ricardo Romero

pro

• Sep 10

A! super smooth work🙌

Scott DS Young

pro

• Sep 10

Human VS AI I asked A.I. to create a visual icon that relates to: Subject: Analytical Minds

Description: See patterns. Solve complex puzzles. People who see the patterns in the data and love solving complex puzzles. No way would I use the A.I. version.