Hey Sarah! I liked that the user can see all the segments for how the total energy is being generated in a particular day and that you have used a creative way to represent the graph. But I feel that the graph is taking too much space on the screen, which is not very useful in this case. So, you can work on this area. I see that there are 3 divisions input, output and trends for the user to be informed about the data on a daily basis. One change I would suggest is that you can keep the toggles in the top 1/3 of the page as any user scans the page from the top and if he wants to check out something, for eg if he wants to see trends, he can access the toggles at the top and won't have to bring the focus to the bottom to use the function. The bottom space can be used for a navigation bar if the app needs it. On the 2nd screen, you have shown the average power draw an electric appliance makes, which is in Units. But as a user, I don't understand what 1 unit is equal to. Maybe you can convert the value into Kwh or how much Kwh it consumes in an hour or something. You can also add tips and suggestions in this page on how to reduce the power consumption if it is high. One more thing that I have noticed is that you have added a weather widget in the data analysis screen which I think isn't very useful in this part of the app. You can put it on the home screen of the app where the user can have a quick first glance of things as soon as he opens the app. This will also help you save some space in these screens to add more valuable and useful things. Visually, you have done a good job. Looks clean. Thank you and All the very best.

Pretty clean and simple design. very good use of colours One suggestion that could improve the design is , you could have provided the the energy consumption room wise ( living room , bedroom etc) and then include the devices in each room this could help user identify more clearly where there is more energy consumption and plan accordingly to reduce it there is a little mis alignment in your first screen other than this pretty good design for this challenge

Hi Amish and Gnaneshwar, thank you so much for your kind feedback, I will take your improval suggestions into consideration :)

Hi , nice use of gradient and kudos for coming up with a viable solution for the challenge few suggestions to improve the overall user experience and look of your design 1. the map you used for theme park is impressive but it feels disconnected from the rest of the screens, you can change the images of the rides to illustrations or icon to match with the map 2 Your third screen solves most of the problem statement . though there is lot of negative space you can either decrease image size of increase the font size of your ride name to make it occupied and look more uniform 3. in third screen you can add navigation button along with your show pass button and move up the wait time and align it with ride title

Hi Sarah, You did really great job accomplishing the purpose of this challenge. This design really helpful to users to find rides according to the wait time. 1. I found one design issue on the 3rd screen from the left, you have forgotten to add the shadow in the navigation bar. 2. On the 4th screen, it would be great if the user can see the number of reviews with the average review. Otherwise, you did a very good job to make the app usable for the given purpose. Keep up the good work.