Ismaeel Rabiu
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MyWorldCup App⚽🌍
Ever since the World Cup began, I found myself doing the same thing, jumping between score apps for updates, switching to X for fan debates and banter, checking blogs for news, and moving across different platforms just to follow one tournament.
It felt exciting, but also fragmented. I wanted a simpler way for fans to experience everything in one place.
That idea became MyWorldCup; a fan-first, Mobile-first World Cup companion designed to bring every part of the tournament experience together.
Football fans can follow fixtures, standings, predictions, discussions, and tournament progress through a simple, intuitive experience with dedicated tabs for group tables, fixtures, match predictions, tournament brackets, country fan communities, live match discussions, and World Cup history.
Built using Figma Make, this project explores how AI-assisted design and rapid prototyping can turn an idea into an engaging digital experience faster.
The attached walkthrough shows the design process, key features, and how I used Figma Make to bring MyWorldCup from concept to interactive product.
Figma Make Preview:
https://www.figma.com/make/D0jcSSibf3m6rqOxo0eOtA/MyWorldCup-App-Design?t=eBxJ2o6WBxYlCs3q-1
X Link:
https://x.com/i/status/2067835678906323179
Figma Community:
https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649664233009803364/myworldcup-app
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