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In mobile apps, friction during onboarding or profile setup is one of the main reasons users drop off. A laggy, non-responsive UI directly impacts user retention.
- I engineered this interactive, drag-and-drop photo grid in React Native to demonstrate how smooth, native-level interactions elevate the entire user experience:
- Zero-Lag Drag & Drop: Built with react-native-gesture-handler and react-native-reanimated running at 60 FPS on the native UI thread.
- Seamless Onboarding UX: Real-time profile completion indicators and fast lightbox previews to keep users engaged, ready to be integrated into dating apps, marketplaces, or social platforms
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🎛️ 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
40 voted
47%
45 voted
53%
85 votes
Closed
A! super smooth work🙌
Thaw — AI Mental Wellness Platform Landing page
Designed the landing page and dashboard preview for Thaw — an AI platform that tracks anxiety, mood, and burnout, framing emotional buildup as frost that gradually melts through guided sessions.
Mental health apps tend to land in one of two places: too clinical to feel human, or too soft to feel like it takes anything seriously. So the whole design leans on one strong metaphor instead — a head encased in melting ice — and lets oversized typography wrap directly around it for real visual weight.
Below the hero, the dashboard preview does the harder work: mood stability, anxiety signals, sleep quality, and a specific AI-detected insight that makes the product feel genuinely perceptive rather than generic.
A warm dark palette with cool blue type keeps the tone serious without tipping into heavy.
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🎰 6 POSTS AGO I ASKED: LUCK OR A PATTERN?
Well… apparently, a pattern.
Another Asol Design project was hand-picked by the Contra team.
Feature #7.
And this time it’s our AI Voice Notes App, another mobile product concept built around the same principle I keep pushing:
Great mobile design isn’t just about making screens look beautiful.
It’s about combining product thinking, user behavior, growth logic, and strong visual execution into one clear experience.
7 features later, I think the pattern is becoming pretty obvious. 👀
Thank you, Contra team, for noticing the work again.
More mobile product experiments, growth thinking, and probably a few more Contra features are coming. 👀
Next stop: #8?
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