I decided to improve an app I actually use. Every day. IDOS tells me when my tram comes, so I kno...

I decided to improve an app I actually use. Every day. IDOS tells me when my tram comes, so I kno...I decided to improve an app I actually use. Every day. IDOS tells me when my tram comes, so I kno...

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Artur Kovelskyi

• Aug 18

I decided to improve an app I actually use. Every day. IDOS tells me when my tram comes, so I know exactly where that screen slows me down.

This is not a redesign. Same structure, same elements, same colors: I pulled the palette out of the original screen and darkened only the two that fail contrast. It is the app's own screen, arranged so you can read it faster.

The redesign is the next step – the rest of the screens, a new structure, my own decisions about what belongs on them. That is a much bigger piece of work, so I want to know if it is worth doing.

If you want to see part two, react to this post

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Kabir Ahmed

pro

• Aug 18

I like that you kept the original structure and focused on readability first. Curious to see part two.

Artur Kovelskyi

• Aug 18

Thanks!

Maty Sandoval

max

• Aug 18

Only touching the two elements that fail contrast instead of a full repaint is such a restrained way to redesign, most people would rebuild the whole screen for a change this small. Did you catch the contrast issue by eye or run it through a checker to confirm?

Artur Kovelskyi

• Aug 18

Thank you! Quick correction: this version went beyond just the contrast fix, cards and layout changed too. But to your question, yes, caught the contrast by eye.

Also, I already have another version I think is even stronger. Planning to run that as its own vote once this one's done :)

DC Work

• Aug 19

Really nice improvement! The darker palette makes the content much easier to scan, while keeping the original structure intact.

Artur Kovelskyi

• Aug 20

Thank You!

Afnan Fatima

• Aug 19

Nice concept. After one is striking

Artur Kovelskyi

• Aug 20

Thanks

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• Sep 30

Booking Calendar: Compact or Expanded?

I’m testing two calendar layouts for booking a spa hotel stay.

Version A - Compact. The calendar, selected dates, number of nights, and button remain inside one card.

Version B - Expanded. After the check-in date is selected, a separate booking summary card appears below the calendar.

The functionality is the same - only the presentation and visual hierarchy are different.

Which version feels clearer and easier to use?

Web Design

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Muhammad Haseeb

pro

• Sep 30

How do you create videos like these?

Klym Yevtushenko

pro

• Sep 30

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