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Cover image for EV Charging & Vehicle Management
EV Charging & Vehicle Management App Second automotive project in my portfolio and honestly one of my favorites. There's something satisfying about designing for physical products. You're not just making screens, you're connecting a real object (a car) to a digital experience. The whole app revolves around one moment: you plug in your EV and want to know "how long till its ready?" So I made that the hero of every screen. Charging percentage, time remaining, real-time status. Front and center, no hunting for it. Then the secondary layer has vehicle stats, driving patterns, speed data with graph visualisations for people who actually want to geek out on their efficiency. Chose a green palette for obvious reasons - clean energy, sustainability, all of that. But it also just works really well on dark backgrounds, and the 3D car renders (including a Porsche 911 GT3 which was fun to work with) pop against it beautifully. #IoT #MobileAppDesign #UIDesign #Automotive #EV #DataVisualization #Innovation #DigitalExperience #CleanTech
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Fitness Tracking App - Workout & Progress UI/UX 3 workouts. 1.2kg lifted. 45.3min training. 1200kcal burned. 85% weekly progress. Numbers. That's all fitness apps really are at the core. But the difference between an app people open once and an app that becomes part of their morning routine is how those numbers make them feel. Accomplished or overwhelmed. Motivated or guilty. This design bets on calm discipline. Olive green palette, soft rounded progress rings, generous spacing. No screaming neon, no aggressive "CRUSH YOUR GOALS" energy. The whole vibe says "you showed up today, here's where you're at." The onboarding asks one question at a time - how many times a week do you plan to work out? Just pick a number. Skip all and start. No 12-step setup interrogation before you even get to see the app. That "Welcome, Mary" dashboard is probably my favourite screen. Daily goals laid out as circular meters that fill up quietly as you go. Not gamified, not competitive, just... yours. Sometimes the most radical design choice is restraint. #MobileAppDesign #UIDesign #UXDesign #HealthTech #Fitness #ProductDesign #DigitalExperience #iOS #Wellness #AppDesign
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Fitness & Workout Tracking App Most fitness apps try to do everything. Track your food, count your steps, log your sleep, remind you to drink water, basically become your entire personality. This one takes a different approach - it focuses purely on workout discipline and progress tracking, and does it really well. The onboarding walks users through goal setting step by step before they ever see a dashboard. That was intentional. When someone opens the summary screen and sees their 3 workouts, 12kg lifted, 1000 kcal burned - those numbers mean something because the app already knows what they're working toward. Went with a deep olive green palette which is kind of unconventional for fitness apps (everyone defaults to electric blue or neon orange). But it gives the whole experience this grounded, focused energy. Like the app is saying "we're here to work, not to hype you up." The 3D elements add a layer of visual interest without competing with the data, which should always be the star of the show in a product like this. #MobileAppDesign #UIDesign #UXDesign #HealthTech #Fitness #ProductDesign #DigitalExperience #iOS #Innovation
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Cover image for Social Film Editing App Frame by
Social Film Editing App Frame by frame. That's not just the tagline, it's the entire interaction model. Designing a creative tool is a paradox. The interface has to be powerful enough for serious work and invisible enough to not interrupt the creative flow. The second someone notices the UI, you've failed. The dark interface isn't a trend choice here. When you're working with footage, light, shadow, and color grading, the tool has to disappear. Olive and warm amber tones against black create a palette that feels cinematic before the user touches anything. "Craft the mood, frame by frame." The app does exactly what it promises. The design just stays out of the way. #MobileDesign #UIDesign #ProductDesign #AppDesign #DarkUI #CreativeTools #FilmEditing #UXDesign #InteractionDesign #DigitalProduct
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Cover image for FLIGHTLY - Travel Booking Mobile
FLIGHTLY - Travel Booking Mobile App JFK → LHR. That's the whole screen. Everything else is secondary. Travel apps have a density problem. Flight time, gate, baggage allowance, boarding pass, seat selection, airline perks, meal options, loyalty points - all competing for attention on a 6-inch screen. Most apps solve this by adding tabs. I solved it by subtracting everything that isn't the next thing you need. The information hierarchy: route (JFK → LHR) is the largest element because it confirms you're looking at the right flight. Time and date sit below because those are the second question. Baggage allowance is a glanceable icon row because nobody reads "7 kg carry-on, 20 kg checked" they just need to see the numbers. "Ready to fly?" on the launch screen with a single blue Start button. Three words and one action. That's confidence in the product. #MobileDesign #UIDesign #TravelApp #AppDesign #DarkUI #3DDesign #ProductDesign #UXDesign #iOSDesign #FigmaDesign
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Music Streaming App - Audio Player UI/UX Threw out the Spotify template and started from scratch. What if a music player actually felt like listening to music? Built the now-playing screen around a spinning disc with a color-shifting gradient ring that reacts to album artwork. Playlist view uses rich artwork cards instead of the standard vertical scroll list - feels more like flipping through vinyl at a record store than browsing a database. Even the mini player shows the artist's photo instead of just a text label, because why not. Because music is personal and the UI should remind you there's a human behind the track, not just an algorithm. Honestly, this is the project I open when I need to remind myself that design doesn't always have to solve a business problem. Sometimes it just has to make someone feel something. #MobileAppDesign #UIDesign #UXDesign #MusicApp #CreativeDirection #DigitalExperience #iOS #ProductDesign #AppDesign #Innovation
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