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Halo! š Hereās my submission for the Mobbin challenge.
As an active Mobbin user, I used it as my primary research tool - breaking down patterns, user flows and market benchmarks across products. I translated these insights into a one-stop travel planning app, combining ideas across the market into a cohesive experience.
For this challenge, I deconstructed Mobbinās structure, then shaped a more opinionated design direction. FigJam and Google Stitch helped me organize insights and map the final solution.
The demo is short but built to clearly communicate the core idea, key interactions and my thinking process - turning research into design.
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ā¢ Mar 28
Nice work, Cat! Inspiring me a lot!
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