Hey Hetvi, I love the extensive research and thought you've put into this. Especially the idea of including brand colors, it specifically caters to the target audience. It looks great as it is, but here are some suggestion points where I think you could improve... 1. In design, you might've heard about a law of proximity. What it says is, things that perform similar function should be put close together. In your design, as I understand it, the top split button controls what options are shown at the bottom of the screen. It took me quite some time to figure that out. So I guess a better option would be to place that split button somewhere at the bottom of the screen, close to the options that it triggers. Also it feels very hard to reach right now. 2. I'm not sure how the Share screen was opened up, but if it was with the top left button (the one that looks like download) I'm not sure it correctly represents the function. I understand the user would probably be looking for a download button to save it, so maybe you can do this... one tapping that button, the image automatically saves (there's a message/toast/animation telling them that) and then you show options for share. In this case, they don't have to go 2 steps (they might not know that they have to click the save image to download, because the expected behavior for this icon is to just download the thing) 3. And just one last thing, the screen with sliders for amount and saturation. The sliders seem to be placed very closely, you should try placing them at least 30-40px apart, so that user's don't accidentally touch the other one. That's all from my side. Hope this helps. Great work and I hope you keep up the amazing creativity. Have a great weekend.

Hetvi, Hey there... I have some things to suggest for your designs. 👉You are scanning the face and below that, you have a camera and album when you turn on the camera your face scan from that instant. So interaction wise that screen is not appropriate. you can give the option to the user very first and then she can opt to go with any one of the methods. or you can switch between methods while experimenting with filters!! 👉Also, You are showing, you adjust hair intensity, but each brand has its own shade and swatches predefined since you are asking the user to select a brand, whatsoever that comes under that brand is only applicable under the filter, you can show each shade or tone of a single color rather showing intensity. So!!! Need to think in terms of functionality 👉About the use of font hierarchy, style, and color pallete should be revised. screen look faded out. The screen where you are playing with filters, you have given too many controls all, usability wise has to be revised. 👉Also Hetvi!! I could not understand the use of the back arrow above the split-screen. when you split button is on in the screen, interaction wise it's not seen in the design, refer to 4th s. 👉Also for hair color dialogue, the element below the search has to be revised. Interactively doesn't look like it can create an action 👉You can experiment with something that has some different background, in the image, at least for one screen.

Hey, excellent design, But I have a doubt regarding the button "start now". It can be renamed as 'monitor test’ or something. Because at first, I thought that only after the teacher pressed that button would the student be able to write an exam.   Similarly, the end of the test button makes it confusing whether the exam is time limited or the teacher is controlling even that too.   Adding the live screen of a student will ensure extra integrity.   Overall, a nice UI with good use of colours and consistent padding and alignment.

Hey Hetvi, awesome work you have done with the brief. Truly solved the issue of live proctoring using AI and these alerts. Some feedback for the design: 1. During live proctoring, if the teacher could see student's screen that would solve a lot of exam misdemeanors, something like this: https://app.crowwwn.com/submissions/3659 2. In the alerts panel on the right, you have grouped the name along with the warning description, though they are not related. Warning cards could be put in different cards than name. 3. Love the colors and design style that you have used, it is very consistent all over the app.

Hi, View prototype on: http://surl.li/ddkcb

Hey Hrithik! Thank you so much for your feedback! Reducing the space for animation so that it leaves more space for group interaction is definitely a very good suggestions. I'll try to take care of such things in future.

Hey, Hetvi What I loved? 1. Awesome that you have kept the solution in the front with 'clean up' option, and instantly categorize those photos into different types of "bad photos" like 'accidental', 'over and under exposed'. 2. Really loved that you have kept such big images, so that the user has a large selection area instead of clicking on the small radio button. What could be improved? 1. Don't know what are the 'today' and 'yesterday' categories on the first screen for a new user are on the app? 2. User is going to need a 'clean up' option for his different folders too, running a scan on the whole phone or cloud storage is very time consuming. 3. Cleaning Duplicates is a tedious task, if you could have already selected the duplicates and left one Original, it would make it easier for the user to easily complete this task and hence get higher satisfaction from the app.

Hey Hetvi! I liked the color scheme and design aesthetics for your design. Looks really fresh. One area you could improve upon is the clean up screen. As a user, I would like to freely navigate in between all the different groups of photos (such as duplicate, accidental photos) and be able review and delete the images and use the section efficiently. You have dedicated 70% for an animation which doesn't help the user at all. Its just a waste of screen real estate. Rather the animation should transition into a smaller space so that you get more space to fit all the things which are relevant to the user. Everything else looks good. Good Luck.

Hey Lucky, I am glad I could help. Looking forward learning from each other on this platform. Thank you so much!

Hey Hetvi! You gave me some valuable points as feedback in my last submission which is so insightful. it helped me to see the mistakes I done in my every design. Now I can see the improvements in my design and all credit goes to you. THANK YOU SO MUCH for that! I'm looking forward to learning more from you. The Mid screen animation look cools. the design is clean and neat. I like the simplicity the orange gradient and white combination is great. Overall design is so good. Keep it up.

Hey Isabel, Thanks you so much for the feedback! Ya some other color could be probably used to increase the contrast between the button and text. Delete button size looked perfect when I tried to mirror the screen on my mobile, it is looking small due to reduced screen size in order to fit multiple screens. Talking about why 2 flags on the right, it's because if you have added 3 countries or more for conversion at the top, It will show the one where you had added value first on the left and all the other countries' currency that it is converted to will be shown on the right.

Hey Anudeep, Thanks for your feedback. I feel it's not the screen where Visual Hierarchy is a problem, I have definitely tried to play around with font size, font weight and spacing to segregate the information clearly. It's probably because of the same colour tone used in the background that the elements in the screen are not popping out. I will definitely go through "Design Pilot" to get a better understanding from some tutorials. Thanks for your suggestion!

Hi Hetvi, love your design concept! The graphics are very refreshing and gives off youthful vibes compared to existing currency converting apps. Love the 2d and 3d combo! The light blue color of the bottom can be altered to another color thou since the white text (1st and 2nd screen) and arrow conversion arrow (3rd screen) seems harder to read. I also suggest increasing the delete icon's size. I also like the "storing previous conversions" function, but I'm a bit confused why some has two flags on the right side. If the users were to click on the convert icon on the "conversion history," would the conversions with the two country's flags on the right side switch to the left side? Overall, your design looks visually attractive and I would totally use it!

Hey Hetvi, Regarding the UI, I have a few suggestions: The contrast between elements is very less. No component or part of the screen is particularly popping out or communicating. The focus of the user is all over the place. Colour, Type, Spacing, these are all elements of design which you can use as tools to direct the eye of the users to what you want to show/communicate. An understanding of Visual hierarchy will help you achieve this. You can use "Design Pilot" on YouTube as a reference to start with. The tutorials on UX/UI are on point and cover all the fundamentals. Some gold content, right there