Hello there, To solve this week's challenge I started by noting down all the requirements and scenarios to cover the majority of the target audience. Afterward, I had done quick wireframing to get an overview of the design. For the final design, I wanted to try something new, and I was fascinated by motion design. After watching some of the videos, I decided to not design a static UI and implement motion into my final design. So here is the final design prototype in form of a gif. You can view a high-resolution video of the prototype using this link - https://tinyurl.com/ytsyk648 While selecting a target currency, I keep it a multi-currency selection. The reason behind this is that many countries have more than one national currency so there can be scenarios where users want to convert into more than one target currency. To Enter the base currency, the user can manually input the values or there is a feature of voice input for the ease of users. I kept some of the most commonly used prices as suggestions so that users can enter the input in just one or two taps. All the conversions will be shown in the recent conversions section so that the user can recall any of the past conversions rather than converting again. Users can remove or pin any specific conversion according to their use case. Prototype Video - https://tinyurl.com/ytsyk648 (canva)

Hello there, this week's challenge was quite interesting and really helpful in these times when gas prices are at their peak and still increasing drastically. First, I listed down all the requirements which are necessary to complete this challenge. After noting down the features, I decided to design a smartwatch app because the watches are handy while users are driving as well as I also wanted to get my hands dirty with watch app design. I have gone through high-level instructions which apple follows while designing the app for apple watch. Finally, after a few iterations, I come up with this design solution GasStop - "find cheap gas on one tap". Once the user taps on the green button, the app will find the nearest gas stations within 20 miles. The app will show all the gas stations in a list view as well as on a map view. Users can switch views by tapping on the list and map icon. In a list view, users have the flexibility to apply the filters like distance and the prices. on a list view, user can easily find the cheapest gas by the green color. On a map view, the cheapest gas station will be open and active by default. When a user clicks on any card, they can able to view more information like gas prices of different quality gas, price charts, etc. They can also direct to a gas station by clicking on the "Direction" button. Users can also report the inaccurate gas price by tapping on "report price". An input field will open up and the user can type the accurate price and report them. Maybe we can edit the gas prices on the backend via reviewing multiple reports. That is all about my design solution. It covers all the necessary functionality to find cheap gas. In most situations, users are going to use this app while driving the vehicle so that is the reason why the watch app will be helpful and handy. I would really appreciate if you can leave feedback on my design. Thank you.

Hi there, For this week's challenge, I started with the requirement gathering. I listed all the requirements and features which will help parents to track the tasks which are given to their kids. Afterward, I created low fidelity wireframe to get an overview of the design of the features. At last, I came up with this design. I design the reward-based system for task completion. After a certain number of reward points, a kid can complete a level and earn specific money or gifts. 1) The home screen (first screen) contains an overview of everything. The profile section contains the details regarding the children. You can add a new kid by clicking on the '+' icon. Next, recent tasks contain all the given tasks as well as their status. The level section displays all the levels which are created by the parents. There are two action buttons on the home screen. The 'create task' generates a new task and the 'add level' create new levels. 2) When the parent clicks on the view task, they will land on this screen. It contains all the task details and the task status change details. A completed task needs a confirmation from the parent and the "confirm now" button will help to confirm the completion of a given task. 3) When parents confirm the task completion, they can evaluate the task performance, and based on it they can give the reward points. For example, 80% of the task performance evaluation will give 20 reward points to the kid for a 25 reward points task. 4) When the parent clicks on a specific profile, they will land on this screen. It displays the analysis of all the tasks, the kid's current level, and the total reward points that kid earned. It also shows the past tasks which are given to the respective kid. 5) When a parent wants to create a new task button from the home page, this screen will be shown up. It contains all the necessary form fields to create and assign a new task to the kids. So, this is all about this week's design solution. Let me know your suggestion and feedback. Thank you.

Hello there, This week the design challenge is quite new and interesting. I tried something new this week. I planned to design a desktop website instead of a mobile app. First, I gather all the ideas to create a desktop page that contains all the information regarding resource scarcity. Then I noted down all the information which should be mentioned while showing the global scarcity issues. After a couple of iterations, I come up with this design solution. The navigation bar would be on the left-hand side which will help users to navigate to the website. At the top, I showed the top scarcest resources and by default, the first one will be selected. Below that, I am showing all the required information related to the selected resource. First, it will show the level of scarcity. Next, I mentioned all the causes which are responsible for the scarcity. Then I educate the user about how to face this scarcity and how to prepare for that. The graph will show the historical trend related to the resource. The alternate resources will be helpful to the users to manage their lifestyles. On the right-hand side, the User can show all the latest news to stay up to date. The public forum will help user to convey their thoughts in public. So, that is all about this week's challenge. Let me know your thought regarding my design solution. Your feedback will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Hi there, For this week's challenge first I noted down all the functional requirements which I am going to include to accomplish the challenge. Then I crafted the wireframe to get an overview of my design solution. In my final design solution, 1) The first screen will help users to get to know about the past and upcoming subscription payments. Also shown a banner on top of the page to display the average monthly spending on their subscriptions so that users will know when the expenses on subscriptions are increasing or decreasing. 2) On the second screen, I showed the statistical detailed insights of the user's spending in simple charts. The category breakdown will help users to know which category they are spending a major amount of money. 3) The third screen will help users to know about all of their subscriptions. Users can skim and search the subscription in two ways, with help of the search field and category-wise skimming. Users can add a new subscription by clicking on the '+' button. 4) The fourth screen displays a view when a user opens an individual subscription. It will show the different details and numbers about the subscription, the payment method which the subscription is using, and the control options to modify and cancel the subscription. So that is all about this week's design challenge solution. Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. I would really appreciate if you can leave a feedback comment. Thank you.

Hi there, Firstly I started the solution by brainstorming. Here we have two major issues. First, lack of verification of real people on dating apps. Second, some people don't feel safe while dating using mobile apps. After a couple of brainstorming sessions, I noted the possible solution and choose the best and most feasible solution. Next, I started designing the wireframe to get an overview of solution implementation. At last, I come up with this design which I uploaded here. So to solve the first problem( lack of reality on a dating app), After a couple of screens (1st intro screen, 2nd personal information, 3rd interests) on the 4th screen app will ask users to upload some kind of identification document to verify them. It will also show the advantage of verification so that people get motivated for it. This will help to increase the reality of people on the dating platform. To solve the second major problem (safety while dating using the mobile app), users have the option to send their dating plans to their friends or guardian. This feature will be optional and users have also control over which information to share with their friends/guardians. This solution is implemented on the last 8th screen. The same screen will pop up when the other partner accepts this date request. That is all about this week's challenge. Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. Feedbacks are always helpful for me to enhance my skill set. Thank you.

Hi there, Thank you for visiting my design. firstly, I started with understanding the requirement. Then, I look into some similar websites and applications to do competitive analysis. After understanding the common flow of the process I started working on wireframes. Finally, after a couple of iterations, I finally decided to upload this design work. Here is the complete guide of all scree. 1) The splash screen introduces the user to the platform and informs them about the survey. 2) user will select their health concerns and prioritize them. 3) Users will choose any particular diet if they follow. 4) User will choose any allergies or sensitivity toward any product. 5) Users will select their daily consumption of different things. All these five screens will help the platform to understand the user and help them to decide which vitamin to recommend on basis of their lifestyle and concerns. 6) It will show vitamin recommendations and the charges. Users can buy the vitamin plan or can redo the survey if they want. 7) When users have a plan, they can see the daily schedule with the vitamin intakes. That is all about my design work. Let me know if you have any questions. I would really appreciate if you can give feedback or recommendations. It will help me to enhance my skill set. Thank you.

Hi there, I have started this challenge by ideating the different features required to accomplish the challenge. Then I started wireframing the design. 1) The high fidelity home screen contains the main component - the current production rate with respect to the time of the day. It also contains the key values of the app like total production, consumption, and savings. At last consumption breakdown shows how solar energy is consumed in different areas of the home. 2 ) The second screen contains the stats of a specific area of the home. At top, it shows the active devices and their consumption rate, Next, it shows all devices with detailed stats like production rate, total consumption, and average daily consumption. 3) The third screen shows how the user will get notified with daily stats, notify the user when energy consumption gets higher than production, and the saving they made with the solar panels. 4) The fourth screen contains the widgets for mobile devices. It will help users to keep eye on stats without opening the application by keeping these widgets on the home screen. That is all about this week's challenge. I would love to get feedback from all of you. let me know what you like and what needs improvement. Thank you.

Hi there, I come up with the following design solution for this week's challenge. The main screen will help to see the available rides and their wait time respectively. The user can filter the rides according to the tags. The primary button will help the user to get directions for the ride on the map and the secondary button is used to mark any ride as completed so that it will be listed at last on-screen on the completed section. An icon with a + sign will help users to add the ride to their itinerary. The screen on the right will show the information regarding the ride to users. Also, the restrictions can help the user to know if they are eligible for the ride or not in advance. I would love to hear feedback from all of you. Thank you.

Firstly, I go through the applications that provide this type of functionality. I read reviews regarding the checkout process and noted the pain points. Then I started to design the application according to the required features. I iterate the design couple of times for each screen. I keep the usability of the feature on top of the aesthetics. I would love to get feedback on my design from all of you. It will help me to improve my design skills. Thank you.

Firstly, I go through the applications that provide this type of functionality. I read reviews regarding the checkout process and noted the pain points. Then I started to design the application according to the required features. I iterate the design couple of times for each screen. I keep the usability of the feature on top of the aesthetics. I would love to get feedback on my design from all of you. It will help me to improve my design skills. Thank you.

Firstly I look into the features requirement. Then I went on Dribbble and Behance to get some inspiration for available designs and try to analyze the features which are lacking on them, then I started wireframing on my iPad by using mock-up application. Lastly, I decided the color palette and did a couple of design iterations on figma.

Firstly I noted down the requirements and start brainstorming about features to include in app. My goal is to make application as minimalistic as possible. I design this UI so that mentor can add their availability quickly and smoothly. Mentor can also easily track their appointments and also change or edit their availability.