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Just published Event mobile App
Client was losing bookings to competitors with worse events. Their app looked like a spreadsheet people got overwhelmed and left.
What we fixed:
Visuals first (emotion sells)
Clear CTAs everywhere
Fewer clicks to purchase
Good design removes every reason to say "I'll do this later."
Need an app that converts? Let's talk.
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I love the way you have presented it! Great work Dario!
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The transitions feel very intentional and product-driven.
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