Hey Krsna I liked your attempt for this week's challenge. It pretty much solves the problem. However, here are few of my thoughts that might help you improving the design- As someone opening the app, there is a information overload on the home screen where I see the live score, channels and schedule for matches categorised into different sections which I am finding hard to interpret. I really don't understand what exactly is important and what needs focus, and what doesn't. Improvements- 1. Since the live score is the most important information of the screen, try to give it the most attention by giving it more space on the top section so that my attention goes wherever it is supposed to go. 2. The text "don't miss out..." doesn't make any sense to me. It really isn't needed to be honest. 3. You may move the list of channels to the 3rd screen, since using this kind of design style is generally used on a streaming app which is used to watch multiple channels on a single app. You have not designed a streaming app, but an app dedicated for the world cup. 4. On the 3rd screen, the bg image is sort of taking away the attention from the main information on it. It also is distracting me from seeing the flags clearly,

Hey krisna Loved that asking any kind of question is just one click away. Although, creating a new question section could have been given some more emphasis. I was wondering, how do you see what questions the community has asked? Is there a feed sort of a thing? Don't think you covered that part of the solution. I also feel that navigation could be a problem in the app. A bottom navigation bar could have made a huge difference and you could have then built a more holistic solution👍🏻

This is a pretty neat design, Krisna! I liked the colors you used here. The cards look super cool and informative as well. I guess "The October Sale" is the campaign here, check the Facebook Ads manager page and you'll get some good ideas for this. You have shown two graphs in the average deal size card, I didn't understand what they are meant for. Showing the team members under the campaign section was unnecessary I guess. The help section is a good idea. The solution is quite ok—ish but doesn't clarify the things, And what is that average visit duration? You should have focused more on showing the metrics of the selected campaign with all the necessary information in it. Great efforts and good job, Krisna!

Hey Krisna! I feel that you haven't solved the problem as expected. The problem was supposed to be solved from the perspective of the teacher and not the student. For a proctor app, for the student side, this solution could have worked perfectly fine. Although, I feel students are come way a long in cheating that just by capturing camera data won't be enough to validate that they didn't cheat in the exams. App switching logs, voice detection, movement of the phone etc could also be used as a way to detect cheating.

Hey Krisna! Awesome work! I can see that you have put a lot of thought into the details of the packages that need to be included in the screens such as weight etc. Love the icon used for send too! However, since a key focus is on addresses and efficient delivery systems, maybe you could emphases the address on the screen more and draw the users attention to it. Also, when thinking of efficiency, I think it will be quicker for users to tap rather than slide their thumb, so on the second screen, maybe have a tap button instead of sliding button to indicate package is delivered.

Where is the option to upload video testimonial? This looks like ecommerce app but doesnt solve challenge at all

I think this design uses for the seller not for client. In my opinion, with the e-commerce app, we shouldn't use the dark color for button.

I've seen many submissions for this challenge and many of them don't know the exact problem they are trying to solve. Unfortunately you're also in that list. I advice everyone to analyse the problem first, then only move to next steps, Fancy UI fails when you give solution for a wrong problem. Problem was : To collect written / video testimonials from the existing users. that's it. and you made : an e-commerce panel for the seller.

@jayashree, i think colour is okay as this one is used by dominoes also. @krisna, the UI elements are very neat & clean, I don't know why you placed 3 decimal positions in prices, that looks somewhat weird. Nutrition values are for those who are health conscious, foodies aren't one of them. What does (575) indicates ? Currency unit is "Rs." for Indian Rupees

Hello. Your work is very neat. I would suggest 1. Focus on color choices (Blue seems very formal to be in a food app) 2. Show how the pizza would look after adding toppings ( to address the challenge) Good work.

Heya, the design is very minimal indeed. Although, I do have some concerns here. 1. On the left-most side, when you're asking for Company Name and all details. At first, I had the impression that I had to fill in Client Details. So I guess, by simply changing the copy to "Your Name" or "Your Company Name" would be more descriptive. Or simply add section headings. That would give me an idea of what details I need to fill in at a quick glance. 2. You're asking for Company Logo in a text input field. Ideally, there should be an upload option. 3. I see you've kept the Currency option in Company Details, but I believe, this information would be more appropriate in the prices section. 4. In the second step of the 3-step process, I'm pretty confused here. Firstly, what does "Price Product" mean. Secondly, where am I supposed to add the price of the product I add? And thirdly, what am I supposed to add in the input box, because the placeholder says to input the price, but then where do I add the name. Also, we must consider the use case here. The user is a freelance designer, as mentioned in the brief, so they're more likely to add Deliverables or Project Details instead of Products. So instead maybe you can consider using the term "Item" 5. Lastly I'd like to say, that this feature, as Shreya mentioned, is not gonna be used too much. So a better place for it would be Plugins or even better Widgets. P.S... 6. I realized this pretty late, the section with the Payment method. Well, it felt like I was making a payment. But here we're gonna be asking the client for payment, so doesn't matter which card they use. We just wanna mention our Payment details here. So you would maybe ask for Bank Details or Paypal.Me link (or whichever their preferred method for accepting payments would be). I'd conclude with that.. lots of insights, and I hope it helps.

Good idea, although I wouldn't add the option in the menu bar itself. That bar is for frequently used actions, while a user would only need to generate an invoice after the design has been completed. I would rather place it in the file options. Another thing that comes to mind is the opacity seems really low. It's hard to read the options. I like the overall UI and UX. Good attempt!

Love the organization of this and the step by step procedure. One thing I would think about is how to save your company to make the process quicker, for example by uploading and saving a branded invoice template.

A very good idea to add it along side the icons in the tab

1) The invoice icon is very similar to "writing email" icon. 2) You can use Checkboxes instead of Radio buttons, as Radio buttons are used to select One among many options, the client should have a freedom to pay via multiple ways.