I loved the problem statement for this week, Figma should really give the freelancers a tool for invoicing. But if I were working for Figma, this is how I'd try to solve the problem... For the freelancers who charge based on "hours spent" can now directly keep a track of time from the tool. After the freelancer is done working on the project, he can directly stop the timer and generate a new invoice and mail it to the client. If the freelancer agreed upon a fixed price, then he can switch the invoice to "fixed rate" and then generate an invoice accordingly.

This was quite an interesting challenge to solve for. I first tried to figure out when would the user possibly use this app. While looking for gas stations casually and when the user is driving and requires to fill the fuel urgently. So, I thought, why not come with 2 different experiences for both the situations? A normal mode and a car mode. In normal mode, user can quickly switch in between "cheapest" and "nearest", set filters and look for gas stations. In car mode, the user can click on the mic button or say "Hey Fuel Mate" (for a hands free experience) to enable voice assistant and ask for anything related to the topic. But can the app auto switch in between normal mode and car mode? Ofcourse. If the app detects motion, it will automatically switch to car mode and vice versa.

I had a lot of fun solving this week's challenge. I feel fitness is personal to some level, so logging in some important information about yourself is quite essential. What makes it different from other fitness apps? You can add what equipments you have at home, so daily workouts can be given to the user, also catered to their fitness levels. Working out alone is quite boring and you will lose motivation one way or the other. So, in this app we can workout with our friends so if 1 friend loses motivation, you have your buddy to push you. I hope you like the solution.

On the first screen, user will get prompted automatically when he is creating a new account. If he clicks on 'use password', the password will automatically get stored in the app. On the home screen, the top part of the screen is used for important highlights that the user should know about like in this case the user can see that 3 passwords have been compromised so he can quickly take action on it. The user can also generate random passwords which he can make use of anywhere he wants. The app will keep track of copied passwords and the user can use the copied password that he used and manually add it to the app. (Had to implement this because the app cannot suggest strong passwords in every situation- for eg while changing passwords). Let me know what you think of this. Thanks

After a long break, I decided to participate again in a challenge. But making those minimalistic designs is something which I find boring now. I wanted to try out something new. So, this is my first ever take on the neobrutalism design trend. I felt that since this design trend has a lot of high contrast colors in them and the design challenge was related to kids, I decided to try this out. Now talking about the design, the User can see his pending tasks or keep track of the tasks he has assigned to someone. Which in this scenario would be the kids. The User can also see his stats related to the tasks done in a specific time frame. I decided to add the element of "Tap to reveal the Winner" as it adds to the level of curiosity and excitement the User has, which will enable the User to use the app more. Users can earn Taskcoins based on the number of tasks he has done, see the balance, and then redeem prizes later. The way this would work is that the admin will buy Taskcoins, which would be added to his wallet, and later the kids will receive it directly from the admin's wallet and later use it to buy prizes instead of getting earning cash. If the kid doesn't have access to the app, the User can keep track of the task coins earned by everyone, and the value of each taskcoin would be determined by the admin, and can later reward them however he wants to. I would love to hear feedbacks from you guys. Thank you.

Navigating from place to place is a regular activity that we as humans perform in this era of technology. But sometimes at places like an airport, it becomes quite difficult to interpret signs and symbols at hoardings and a basic 2D style Map navigation which we commonly use. So, I have come up with a solution which used Augmented Reality (AR) to help users to navigate at a crowded and confusing place like an airport. This solution would also help someone who is not so used to traveling in flights. So, on the home screen, you can see your upcoming flights to which you can directly navigate using a single click. You can also explore the airport via categories, so you can find a place you are looking for without dropping a sweat. And lastly, there is the AR Free Roam, where you can explore the whole airport at your pace and freedom. PLEASE DROP IN YOUR VIEWS ON THE DESIGN AESTHETIC AND THE OVERALL SOLUTION. Thank You. <3

I have made an easy to use gps navigation experience. Save your important locations during the onboarding experience or later and use it to start navigation in just a few simple clicks.

A dashboard design to see artist analytics and social media analytics at a glance!

For this week's challenge, I have designed an app where people can shop for refurbished items or even sell them! The first screen shows all the categories and the list of products which are being sold nearby. People can get their products verified so that the buyer can trust it and go ahead with the purchase without worrying about its genuineness.

Forest and mountain fires have been affecting some places a lot because of various natural and man made factors, and sometimes the situation gets out of hand because of improper communication which usually happens via phone call. So for this week's challenge, I have made a fire reporting app. Users can see existing reports made in the vicinity or contribute to the report by adding information which might be useful and impactful. They can report authorities the same old way or give a detailed report. Users can click a photo and using AI, the app can find approximate distance and height of the fire so the firefighters can reach the spot prepared! They can also give the exact coordinates of a landmark which would help the authorities to reach the spot sooner. And lastly they can add additional information which is optional.

For this week's challenge, I have designed a food expiry tracker app. The home screen shows the expired items at the top. Users can either swipe left to delete the item or swipe right to add it to the shopping list. They can also export the list to different platforms directly. The app can also remind you 3 days prior if any item is going to get expired. Users can add food items in the app in 2 ways- Manually by typing and also by scanning the barcode of the item. I have placed all the elements at the bottom half of the screen for the item entry process so that they can do it using one hand itself. The users can also find recipes related to the items present in their inventory/ fridge.

For this week's challenge, I have designed a very intuitive experience for a carpool app. First choose if you want to offer a ride or find a ride. Then, enter ride details like addresses, time and requirements like no of seats or do you want rides for recurring days. You can even schedule a ride for later and set a time range with your most preferred time. After getting ride matches, you get recommended with the best choice, you also find a helpful metric " route match" It is nothing but how far is your starting location and destination from the Pool's route which might be very convenient for the user. After selecting a ride, you can see the facilities it has to offer also the passengers who would be joining you for the ride. You can also see if the driver is vaccinated or not. In the confirmation page, you can also choose which seats you want to book in the vehicle (if you're too choosy). After confirming the ride, you can navigate to the pickup spot for the pool as well as contact the driver by call, text and voice notes. You can also invite your friends to the same ride. After ride completion, you will earn pool coins which you can use later for ride discounts. You may also rate the driver, write a review, give a tip also share your experience on social media. You can also see how much money and carbon emission was saved by using a carpool.

For this week's challenge, I have designed the dashboard of an inventory management app, The dashboard shows all the important information from your total profits earned over time, the units sold till now and also the top selling items which would also indicate the remaining stocks so if the item goes out of stock, you'll get the notice and restock immediately. It also shows sales by area which you can use to show ads to the audience of specific regions and improve traffic for your website.

For this week's challenge I designed a game streaming platform for web. Nowadays, new streamers face problems in gaining popularity as more and more are people are starting with streaming, so I have put a column where the streams of new streamers will be pushed based on his favourite game. The user will also be able to discover new games popular in the community. During a livestream, a viewer can interact with the streamer with chatting, channel exclusive stickers, donations, live polls and QnA sessions by the streamer. The viewer can also gain channel points by the view time on the stream or by chatting. With channel points, he can join the streamer's club for added benefits, or may purchase the membership of the club. Sometime people tend to donate a huge amount and doesn't get the worthy returns apart from a small shoutout. So the streamer can add people on the livestream and interact with them live. A whole new experience for the user in front of a huge audience.

For this week's challenge, I have designed an 2FA/MFA authenticator simple to use yet very secure. Authenticator apps offer a more secure way to log into your sites and web services with two-factor authentication (2FA) or Multi- Factor Authentication (MFA). How is 2FA different from MFA? 2 Factor consists of only 2 factors which are the user's account's password and an one time pin (OTP) which you'd receive on your device whereas MFA requires the users to provide with 2 or more verification factors. In this case, after entering your OTP, the user be will required to use biometrics as the third factor. MFA also requires the user to authenticate a specific device with which anyone can login into an account. For example, I give the credentials of my Netflix account to a friend (person 1). But for some reason, that friend decides to give those credentials to someone else (person 2). Now if I have 2FA, Person 1 can fool me with saying that he needs to add the Netflix account again to his device because it got removed from it earlier, but with MFA, I'll be able to know if a new device is being used to log into the account and therefore, my account will still be in the safe hands (not anymore lol )    Talking about the design, first screen requires you to enter a pin or use biometrics of your phone to login such as face id. If you notice, the numbers are jumbled, that is because someone sitting far behind won't be able to see the code you're entering. On the first screen, you see the new device login prompt, in which you'll have to enter the OTP as well as approve the device and use the phone biometrics to complete the procedure. The home screen will also show your recently logged in apps. Most authenticators apps show one time pins of all the apps all the time which could overwhelming for the user, so if the user wishes to see the code, he may unhide it and see it. The 2nd screen shows the password manager. You may store passwords of the apps, which could be beneficial to auto enter the password and the OTP (if the authenticator app exists on the same device) making the process of logging in smoother. You may also store new passwords and app would tell you if the password is a secure enough password or not. You can also ask the app to suggest your random passwords which would be really secure by default.