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Monodeep Samanta
Web and Mobile App UX/UI Designer 🇬🇧
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Turning a complex donation journey into a simple, emotional experience.
From early wireframes to polished UI, the challenge was balancing storytelling, impact data, trust, and a clear donation action without overwhelming the user.
Less noise. Clearer hierarchy. Stronger purpose
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Designing Solar Energy for Every Screen
Solar energy data is often complex, technical, and difficult to understand quickly. This concept explores how that information can become simple, visual, and useful across both mobile and Apple Watch.
The iPhone experience gives users the complete picture. They can track solar output, monitor energy value, sell or buy energy, manage contributions, and follow sustainability goals.
The Apple Watch version focuses only on what matters in the moment. Users can check their balance, view goal progress, monitor performance, and take quick actions without opening the full app.
The visual system uses a dark interface with lime, yellow, cyan, purple, and orange accents. Each colour has a purpose, helping users separate energy production, transactions, progress, and community activity without making the interface feel overwhelming.
The main UX principle was simple:
The phone is for understanding and management.
The watch is for awareness and quick action.
This creates a connected experience where renewable energy feels less technical, more personal, and easier to engage with every day.
#UIDesign #UXDesign #ProductDesign #AppleWatch #WatchOS #MobileAppDesign #SolarEnergy #Sustainability #CleanEnergy #Figma #InteractionDesign
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Designing Hope Through Clarity, Not Complexity
Healthcare and charity websites often try to communicate everything at once, which can overwhelm people who are already under emotional stress. For this concept, I kept the interface intentionally minimal so visitors can immediately understand where to go and what support is available.
The multicolour card system gives every support pathway its own visual identity, making it easier to scan and remember. Instead of relying on decoration, colour is used as a navigation tool that helps users distinguish services such as emotional support, wellbeing, youth programmes, and carer resources at a glance.
The hover interactions are subtle by design. They provide clear feedback, reinforce interactivity, and improve accessibility without distracting from the content. Every animation has a purpose: increasing confidence, reducing hesitation, and guiding users toward the next step.
In healthcare UX, trust is built through clarity, consistency, and empathy. Good design doesn't just look beautiful. It helps people find the support they need when they need it most.
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Designed for the Moments You Can’t Afford to Look Away.
A smartwatch navigation experience has only one job: deliver the right information in the shortest possible time. Every interaction should reduce distraction, not increase it.
For this concept, I designed the interface around three UX principles:
Glance-first navigation. The route dominates the display, while distance, turn direction, and speed limit remain instantly visible without competing for attention.
Clear visual hierarchy. A monochrome interface with a single orange accent directs the eye to the active route. Colour is treated as functional feedback, not decoration.
Designed for movement. Large touch targets, bold typography, and high contrast improve readability whether you're walking, cycling, or driving.
The goal wasn't to fit more information onto a small screen. It was to remove everything that doesn't help users make their next decision.
Every pixel serves a purpose, making navigation feel faster, cleaner, and effortless.
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