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Want a Mobile App UI UX Design that scales and converts?π
π¨ MORE RECOMMENDATIONS CAN MAKE A TRAVEL APP WORSE.
01/30 MOBILE APP GROWTH TIPS
Iβm starting a new series: 30 mobile products β 30 growth decisions.
Not about UI tricks. About product decisions that can actually change retention, activation, and user behavior.
The first case is travel. π
Most travel apps optimize supply. The real bottleneck is confidence.
Users already have no shortage of places to discover. Google Maps, TikTok, Instagram, blogs, saved lists. There are already more options than they can realistically use.
So adding more recommendations often does not create more value. It creates decision entropy.
In Veya, I shifted the core loop.
Not: discover β browse β save
But: context β decision β successful experience β trust β delegation
Weather, time, location, energy level, taste, previous saves and skips are not just personalization data. They are a mechanism for reducing uncertainty.
If the product repeatedly answers βWhat is actually worth doing today for me?β well enough, it stops being a catalog. It becomes a decision layer.
And that creates a stronger retention loop: more usage β more context β better decisions β more trust β more delegation β more usage
π‘ GROWTH TIP #01
DONβT MAXIMIZE RECOMMENDATIONS. MAXIMIZE HOW MUCH OF THE DECISION USERS ARE WILLING TO DELEGATE TO YOUR PRODUCT.
That is when personalization becomes a real growth mechanism, not just another feature.
Day 1/30 Veya Mobie App Redesign
29 more product decisions are coming around gamification, personalization, retention, monetization, and AI driven growth. π
If this is your kind of topic, see you in #02.
#MobileAppGrowth #ProductStrategy #Gamification #Personalization #MobileUX #Asol_design #ProductDesign
One of the things I find interesting about UX design is how much it can change the way people work day to day.
We recently worked on Delipal, a POS system for restaurant teams, focusing on a challenge that comes up during every busy shift: how to make things easier when waiters are juggling multiple tables, updating orders, and coordinating with the kitchen.
We redesigned the Waiter POS and Orders Monitor to make the whole process more intuitive and efficient, from taking an order to getting it ready in the kitchen.
Itβs a good reminder that great UX isnβt always about adding something new. Sometimes, itβs about making the things people already do every day a little easier.
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What if all your health data could finally make sense in one place? π§¬
For Sequence, we designed a premium mobile experience that brings together DNA, blood tests, wearable data, and health insights - turning complex biology into clear, personalized recommendations.
From health tracking to personalized supplements and subscriptions, the experience makes better health decisions feel simple and actionable.
Fashion doesn't always have to be bought. Sometimes it just needs to be borrowed π
Recently, we cooperated with a Bangkok-based startup building a peer-to-peer fashion rental platform.
The biggest challenge was making the experience feel simple and trustworthy. We designed everything from browsing and availability to verification, messaging, reviews, and delivery tracking all with a clean, mobile-first interface.
It's always exciting to work on products that rethink how people consume fashion.