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Event Booking App - Discovery, Ticketing & Split Bill
Booking events with a group means juggling three different apps one to find the event, one to buy tickets, and a chat thread to settle who pays what. The experience kills the excitement before it even starts.
The Solution: A light-mode mobile booking app that takes users from discovery to split payment in three screens. White canvas, a single coral accent, and photography-first cards keep the focus entirely on the event, not the interface.
What we focused on:
Location-aware discovery showing "Find events in Dhaka, Bangladesh" above the search bar
Full-bleed event cards with floating date badge, attendee avatars, and price overlays
Standard and VIP ticket stappers with live total updating above the Buy Ticket CTA
Host profile row with direct Message button inside the booking flow
Split: bottom sheet coral-filled vs. grey one-tap group payment decision
Tools: Figma and jitter
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Great work!
Minimal but not empty, nicely done
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