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Rovascore: Live Scores & News
I’m excited to share the Rovascore app design I worked on, which is now live on the Play Store. The main goal of this project was to create a clean, simple, and user-friendly experience so football fans can easily follow live scores, player stats, and match updates.
To be honest, the final live app doesn’t fully match the UI I designed. The developers couldn’t implement the interface exactly as per the original design. This is disappointing.
Still, as a UI/UX designer, I’m happy that I could focus on solving real user problems and build a better user experience from a UX perspective. The user flow and structure were designed to make the platform easy to understand and comfortable to use.
Every project comes with lessons, and this one definitely taught me a lot! 👏
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