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Team collaboration: Mobile app interface, Illustrations
A mobile app design exploration for team communication, built around one problem: threads bury important info, and people end up pinging each other just hoping for a reply, with no clarity on what actually needs attention. I solved it by sorting threads by priority and progress, so the screen only shows what matters right now. I also made the illustrations friendly on purpose, since async communication already feels distant enough without a cold interface making it worse.
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this is so helpful!
This is a concept redesign of Wysa, a mental health app.
The original chat screen feels more like a conversation with a system.
For my redesign, I wanted the experience to feel a little more human, calm, and intentional.
If you opened Wysa today, which chat screen would you rather interact with?
The Original Design
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My Redesign
Curious to know which one feels more comfortable to you.
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The redesign definitely looks calmer.
Restaurant SaaS — Product & Dashboard Design
Restaurant software has to deal with a lot of information.
Orders, tables, sales, staff, inventory and day-to-day operations all need to live somewhere.
The challenge is making that information useful without turning the product into a wall of numbers and controls.
For this Restaurant SaaS concept, we focused on hierarchy and clarity giving important operational data more attention while keeping everything else easy to access.
The goal was straightforward:
Less time figuring out the software. More time running the business.
Services: SaaS UI/UX · Product Design · Dashboard Design · Web Design · Web Development
Designed by WaxyWeb.
If you're building software for restaurants, hospitality, or another operationally complex industry, we'd be happy to work with you.
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