Hello Kishor, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! You have done a great job making the difficulty of each trail easy to find. I may consider making it even easier by saying "Beginner, moderate, experienced.." rather than using multiple words for the tag. This may help you scale this tag to different languages and smaller images. I really like the quick search sections you have included and like the idea that this is more of a social platform where users can take photos and share them. Visually I would consider giving the text within the blue squares a bit more padding on both the top/bottom and left/right sides. Right now the text looks like it's smashed into the component. I would also be careful using the dark blue color on the dark grey background since it doesn't have much contrast and can be hard to read. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hey Kishor! Thank you for taking the time to come up with this solution and to share it here! As the guest judge for this week's challenge, I am very excited to be able to offer some feedback as to what you did great and where this experience could potentially see some improvement. Overall Solution This is looking nice! I think all the features that you have in the solution could help users find and connect with their neighbors. I like where you're going with the idea of having time be associated with the ability to verify yourself as a user. I wonder however if this could be improved if users also had to verify their addresses as well. UX For the home screen, I initially expected this page to allow me to find neighbors near me via a map and what appeared to be a list below displaying all of the neighbors located on the map. One closer expect inspection, I found that this page instead has what seems to be two different functions. One is to use the map for you to find neighbors, and the other appears to be a social feed or maybe recent messages. For me, this just didn't align with my expectations because of the "Find a neighbor" header text and the map icon in the footer navigation. If we wanted to keep two sections to this home screen, I wonder if this could be improved with the change of the navigational icon as well as potential labels to the two different sections so users could be clear on what their purpose would be. I wonder if that map view could include a search option to help define a location area and its radius as well as users by their location or interests. I like how you have filtering and search on the messages page. I think that would help users jump to specific conversations much faster. Visual Design I think this visual design is very solid! I wonder, however, if some of the text found this application such as the selected icon label in the navigation, the edit profile button text and, the "posted 5 min ago" text under the neighbor name on the home screen is a little on the small side and a little to light to read for some users. Overall, this is very nice work, Kishor! I hope this feedback helps!

Hey Kishor, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! There are a few details that you have added that really stand out to me. The first is that you have included a way for users to reschedule which is extremely important since plans often change. The second is that you have included the percent of people in the area that have been vaccinated. That's data that I would like to know in my life so I think it's a great addition. I would suggest simplifying the scheduling page by breaking it into three steps. Why I suggest this is because right now you have a large table that's side-scrolling and isn't a great experience. If you were to break up picking a clinic, picking a date, and then a time into three different sections, it would be more straightforward forward in my opinion. I would also remove the large blue Note at the bottom of the page. Right now the text is so small that people wouldn't even be able to read it. If you want it to be part of the design, make it so users can close it so that you can utilize the entire screen with content rather than having that information on each screen. Visually I think you have done a good job creating a hierarchy on the page. I might give a title to the "needs to schedule" vs. "scheduled" users on the left screen. I would also consider using a different color or shade for the orange since it's bright and hard to read on the white background. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Kishor, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! The first thing I would like to suggest is that you make your screens bigger. I had to zoom in to see the details and was very impressed when I did. Most people won't zoom in which means they won't be able to appreciate your work as much as they should. As far as the experience goes I wish you mentioned somewhere in the cart how many points the user was going to earn. You show how much will be deducted if they use their points but now how many they will earn by ordering the food. I love that you have included the referral rewards. This is a major part of getting people to use a product so it's a great addition to make the design seem fully thought out. Visually I would consider using a background with less saturation. The bright red fits your design but I think it's drawing attention away from the actual work. Using a light red or yellow would have made the work stand out more and would make the entire design easier to look at. Within your screens, I would consider making the buttons and subtext a bit bigger. The text is a little hard to read and people with large fingers might not be able to click the buttons you have designed (especially the + & - that allows people to change the number of items. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Hi Kishor, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I like that you have considered that the driver will only have a small amount of time to look at this interface and have designed around that. I think the car features themselves have gotten a bit small and hard to use and I see that I can slide the menu left and right but I might prefer to have a full-screen view of just car features when I am not using the other apps. I like that you have made the map the main focus of the interface I do wish you made it brighter though since it's very difficult to read. Even within a dark mode, you should still have a high enough contrast that users can see and understand the features of the map. Visually I like the colors used for the different apps since this speeds up finding the right item to click, I also like that you're consistent with the style throughout the design. I would consider making a few things larger on the screen such as the time and the heart icon by the song. Right now those two almost disappear and are hard to use. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!

Thanks for the feedbacks Crowwwn. This really helps me a lot.

Hi Kishor, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I love that you have focused on making an experience that's super simple so people that are new to video editing will be able to understand it. I also like that the user can shoot the video and then instantly edit it or upload it. I suggest that you consider taking the last screen and keeping the layout the same as the middle screen. The reason I suggest this is because the middle screen keeps the video in its original format and size and overlays useful information. In your design when the editing tools are introduced the image has to be resized. Visually I would consider making some of the subtexts a bit larger. Right now the text has a good color contrast but it is a bit small so some people may not be able to read or see it. Lastly, I would consider either using purple as your secondary button color or introduce a new color. Yellow is hard to see (especially on white) and you already have purple buttons so making the border and text purple as a secondary button would fit better with the theme. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!