Hi Mochamad, Good work on design. I could not completely understand the solution, but from whatever i have perceived here is my views on it. 1. I liked the unique idea of having a joint couple account where they can have some together time, playing interactive and know each other type games and quiz. That can bring them together to communicate. 2. It is good that you have given QnA type of solution from the expert as many are not open to connect on calls. The user can easily track the answered and unanswered questions and both couple partners can read them and understand it on their own pace. Area of improvements: 1. I dont know why there needs to be unncessary icons, like the upload icon near daily conversation, or the Check box icon in the bottom navigation? Please clarify. 2. Better, clear and simple iconography can be used, so that the idea of CTA is clear to the user. I Really liked your solution overall. Thanks and All the best.

Hey Mochamad, Nice and clean UI! I have few suggestions on your design: -You have partially got the UX right as there are few things which are missing. -I am finding it difficult about how the screens are navigating. Try to make ux flow easy to understand. -I like how you have shown so accurate map in 3d. I dont know if technology has that power yet though. -There are lots of functions happening in second screen try to display it in a simple way. -There is a tab named area under screen "my area". You can use better UX copy for that. -In 4th screen, texts are very small to comprehend. Kindly use better font sizes next time. -Instead of do task you can use CTA "start cleaning" -In 5th screen, you have tried to show the actual solution but few things are to be kept in mind. You are showing current cycle and its route. What if robot has finished cleaning and I want to check the history? -What if robot has cleaned house 2 hours back when i was in a meeting and now i want to check how clean my house is? You could have added cleaning history function where it not just only shows current cycles but all the cycles happened back in time. Tip: Utilize the space when you are showcasing design and try avoiding screens that are not necessary for problem solution as it can save your energy, time, focus and presentation.

Hey Mochamad, Neat Visuals, though font sizes seem like they can be made more legible. - The number of options given to the user considering this is an app that has to help the user to clean up space seems to be very high - What would be the reason for "upload" CTA in the first screen? If the goal is to clean up space from cloud storages, how relevant is this CTA? - A user might be using multiple cloud storage services(say google photos or apple photos etc.) to store photos, how will this application get access to the photos located on them? Did you think about it? - The user flow is not clear to make more comments. How will the user reach the last screen? If after, the 2nd one, why does it still show "Clean Now" when the user, just in the prev. screen clicked clean? Talking UI: - Innovative component I must say, the drag to clean. However, the text inside it seems very small and the action might be a bit tough given the small range of motion & smaller size of the button to be dragged. - Again, Clean button is new, to say the least. The search bar in the same screen has a very small size.

Hey Mochamad, I would like to give you few suggestions: In all the screens you have left a lot of space between the sections, try to reduce the space and be more consistent with the space you leave. Screen 1 -Try to leave equal padding on left and right side in the screen. - "Cloud file" could be part of top navigation bar and search bar could be moved below so that search bar can have larger space to enter the text. It will also set the hierarchy in which you want to see the information. It's the heading of the screen followed by the search action. - "smart clean" text needs to be centrally aligned. -Try not to add shadow behind "image icon" inside smart clean card as adding shadows can indicate it's a clickable feature. What do this icon with four dots indicate here? Screen 2 - On screen 1 it says duplicate and bad images and on screen 2 it just says duplicate image. Try to be more consistent with the words that you use, it can be confusing. -Sort by can probably be moved to top bar so that search bar can have larger space. - I feel image name and size is not very important to be shown upfront on the screen it could probably be part of more details. It is unnecessarily occupying space, which could be used to show more images in the same space. -Instead of adding date beneath each card you can probably make date the main heading and group all images together under it. - It should only says 3 items selected why do you need to show what were the images that were selected when you can see all of them in the screen. Try to void repetition of information. - Clean button can be made more evident it doesn't feel like primary action button on the screen. Screen 3 - How do I reach to this screen? - Clean now button can be at the button because as per the flow you want to see what you are going to delete and then press the clean now button.

I like how you have tried to give the app historic feel by using monochromatic color scheme. Although because of UI lots of space is getting unutilized. I can see Indonesia as location but I dont know if its clickable or changeable. Showing photos/videos of history is amazing 10/10 for that In second screen there are lots of small font sizes and CTAs which has usability issues

this looks nice but as the challenge specified, there should be an option to select from a time period and places , otherwise the user will keep scrolling to look for what he require at a particular time. (sequential process)

The app looks really interesting and beautiful. Although, the beauty did cost you a lot of functionality. You've probably tried to make the app realistic by not actually providing the travel feature. I'm not sure it worked since I'm unable to read most of the text and the 3rd and 4th screens look like a pdf rather than a travel app. I love that you spent time exploring and creating something different from others. Kudos to that!

I love the monochromatic UI that you are trying to achieve. Your design looks text heavy there is lots of content written in the last two screens. Also in search result why is there people's profile and locations.?

The delete button is so close to the accessible area that the user would definitely tap is while scrolling. That's not a good UX practice. your Text and Button sizes are really small in the scanning screen. barely clickable.

You got the UX part on point. There are few suggestions I would like to give though: -CTAs are not clickable or even readable in first screen. What does add/plus button do there -Scanning while picking up gives the details but what about delivering the same? How will you confirm it is the same parcel you picked up as there are multiple packages with you while going for delivery? -Delete button is given so much importance. If delivery partner deletes it by mistake it will be a loss for him. Instead of deleting it you could have move it to delivered orders automatically after confirming delivery. -If delivery partner wants to travel through the route of his convenience what is the option? -Need to work on spacing -Search tab is very small in width. It wont be feasible to see what is typed there if it has more than 15-20 characters -What does Add button at third screen do?

Hello Mochamad, Your onboarding screen looks really amazing. I do have few suggestions for you: - Your customization page is really crowded and confusing. - A roulette feature is not a ideal thing to do. Many users are not familiar with these type of gestures. In order to make it accessible tap options would be great - Checkout button doesn't look like a button. - 'Free coke' being mention on the customization screen is unnecessary. - An option to select the size and the type of crust would have been good. Rest all looks fine. Goodluck!

The UI is clean, the selection of colors is in accordance with the prompt, and AR and 3D features are well incorporated, which gives the app an interesting look. The design is incredible, however, I think the presentation could be improved. The abundance of blue and static arrangement of screens is making the presentation look dull. Otherwise, it is a great design concept, considering the time constraint. Well done!

This app looks more than clear to me. It looks fantastic. The menu was well built. It has the option to see the how the firework looks when is lit, and some very interesting features were added, such as the 3d view of each firework. Great job

The overall good aesthetic UI of this app and I love this app, especially in terms of design. I can easily understand the navigation app. The showing of fireworks is very clear and looks like a real one.

@Abishek yes, it was a big mistake that i made, i forgot to put a QR Code scanner for the product because it was too close with the deadline submission time, I plan to put the QR Code Scanner feature after the user press the + button on the AR mode panel, so it will trigger the scanner to pop up

It is like an online shop which gives you a demonstration for what they actually have in their inventory and not what the users want Suppose i need a particular firework but ya! What if it is not their in this app

Hi, @anandK , that may go out of scope because for that feature we need to identify the product on the basis of shapes and text (like google lens), and will need to update the AR animations database if any new product comes in market, it's not easy to check each and every store for the type of fireworks they have and add them to our AR animation database. So camera scanner can solve the problem but within a limit.

Hi, @sachin vaish actually I was talking about camera scan for product view only not any QR code:)

In response to @Yash, i think the scanner feature for fireworks seems to be out of scope. See, there are many firework shops offline and all of them have various mix of local and branded fireworks, all of the products may not contain QR code. So the scanner feature failed here, However it could be possible if every shopkeeper has their own app and QR codes marked on the products they store, but that would be irritating for user to install every store's app.

Lett assume a situation, when user go to shopping as mention in challenge and he like a particular firework but he wants to see a AR view of that firework after lit. So how your product will help him because you don't have any camera scan option while you have only e commerce type shopping option. Is it applicable for real shopping experience.

Beautiful and very well aligned

Hi Mochamad, First I would suggest adding a bit more of a description to your submission so people can read through it to understand how you solved the problem. It looks like you have created a workout app that allows people to use the equipment they have at home but I don't really understand how to add the equipment. I am assuming it's the big plus button at the bottom but I don't think this type of action should be the prominent button. Adding equipment should be more of a setting since people don't buy new equipment that often. I hope these suggestions helps!