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A Bible app I had the opportunity to design 📱📖
For this project with Spiriment, I explored how a Bible app could go beyond just reading Scripture and create a more engaging study experience.
I worked on the UI/UX, user flows, reading experience, streaks, points, referrals, and other features designed to encourage users to stay consistent with their Bible study.
One thing I really enjoyed about this project was finding the balance between spiritual purpose, simplicity, and modern product design.
Here’s a little look at the work. 👀
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this is so helpful!
I really love the direction of this motion design project
What your favorite?
I really wish to understand how do we make sass based motion design projects?
I really like both versions I created for the same brand, so I honestly can't decide which is better. Which one do you think is the best?
2 voted
40%
3 voted
60%
5 votes
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I pick he scroll animation...I like more of a minimalist approach and the first one has good balance between background and foreground