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Just wrapped up a client's App Store screenshot redesign.
The original screenshots showed the app, but they weren't really communicating why someone should download it.
The UI was there, the product was there, But the story wasn't.
So I reworked the screenshots to make the value clearer, give each screen a purpose, and make the whole listing feel more like one experience.
Here’s the Before vs. After
Which one would make you stop and explore the app?
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After one is more polished and clean
Yeah same here, Thank you
I second you on that
Thank you
After
I appreciate that man
Thank you
Well done🔥
Thank you Sekinat
i appreciate that
The after feels much stronger. It actually tells the story instead of just showing the UI. Nice work!
exactly the aim, thank you Kabir
After
I appreciate that Dera
You did a Great Job
Thank you man
After is Best!
I will go with that too, thanks man
Thank you for the Goat Runo 🎊
For me the After wins because you led each frame with the value instead of the interface. That reorder is what turns an App Store listing from a UI tour into an actual reason to download.
Yes, that's the goal of my redesign to communicate value, Thank you Asif
you can also view the full casestudy here
https://contra.com/p/7PeEvYgk-wayve-app-store-screenshot-redesign?referralExperimentNid=DEFAULT_REFERRAL_PROGRAM&referrerUsername=blissdezigns
Absolutely agree—screenshots should sell the story, not just show the UI. What’s the first thing you look for when judging an app listing?
great work
Thanks man
Excellent work!!!
I appreciate
Leading with the reason to download instead of the interface is what most store screenshots miss, and your after set nails it in the first two frames. The value carries the decision before anyone reaches the UI.
Thank you for this,
i appreciate
Very nice!
Thank you Ferrando
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