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here I put the user's experience on top so I went ahead with the help of the backend 1. when the user signup we ask some questions to the users which will help our backend to predict when the vehicle will be low on fuel (<30%) 2. app starts searching for the nearest and cheapest gas stations around the user's location when found the perfect option we send a notification to the user that you are low on fuel and there is a cheap gas station near you kindly refill 3 when the user takes action and opens the app we show the whole map and near gas stations with the price tag on the top ( of which type of fuel their vehicle use that we already asked in the questions phase when the user signup) 4 then users have 2 options whether they want to go to the one nearest and cheapest gas station chosen by the ai or user want to choose manually 5 If chosen by our ai & ml they directly get the directions of the gas station if chosen manually user goes to the second page where they can see photos feedback prices charts etc. and then go to the direction page and can go and refill easily thanks I hope you liked it feel free to criticize the design

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suraj @uxhuddle

@Deepak Singh I think you are right thanks for the feedback

Posted 7 months ago

Deepak Singh @deepaksingh100

Hey suraj, the though process behind this design is incredible. every step is planned and solves the user's problem. The suggestions in this thread make absolute sense to me. Just your explanation to "How do you drive" question is a bit confusing to me. See if we have AI and ML support, why not use it to calculate the user's driving pattern when the app is open. I say this because many time people have a fake sense of self realization, we cannot use that data as it has biases, but we can leverage the data provided by our AI to predict the mileage.

Neha bhardwaj @nehabhardwaj9190

Very straight forward design. I agree with @suraj explanation

kavita @kavita9172

Decent UI but great UX It solves the problem statement as @Sachin vaish said 1 should include skip button overall good design

@Sachin vaish 1. Actually email login and google login are quite different I think you are considering the both the same also what if users signup only by phone and want to log in with a google account afterward they can do that easily 2. Yes there should be a skip option that I have missed 3. "how do you drive" is actually for backend purposes because driving behaviors do affect the mileage of the vehicle like the same car same condition but driving in city conditions and highway conditions you'll get different results that is why that question is to predict the mileage and let the users know when they are on fuel. I hope this explains my idea for the app thanks for your feedback

Sachin vaish @sachinvaish

Nice UI, I have some ammendments : 1. If the user signup with email, then there's no reason to put Google API on the login screen. 2. There should be skip option on the onboarding & signup/login screens considering the urgency of user. 3. "How do you drive" is solving no purpose here. if yes, please describe

Affordable Gas Challenge

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When I am running low on gas, I want to be able to find the most affordable gas stations near me, so I save money every time I fill up.

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Nida Khan @nidakhan

Hey Suraj, I absolutely love the color scheme you have opted for and the idea to set time to workout. There are some things that I would like you to reconsider 1. Your font hierarchy is not accurate. Font size looks way to big. Also the size of font in continue and save and pause button differs massively. It needs to be consistent. 2 There is some alignment issue. In the have a rest screen. Skip button and +30 buttons are not aligned. 3. Font is not properly aligned in the 6th screen(week based workout screen) Bicep curls is left aligned rest all the name is center aligned. 4. Instead of having 3*12 as a main title you could've given the exercise name as main title. 5. There is no back button in many of the screens 6.Nowhere in the flow you have asked about equipment or mention about equipment for workout which was the main challenge to solve 7. In Incline pushup page you have simply written 09 which create confusion that whether it is 9 min or 9 secs left. Mention of unit in this case is really important. Rest all is good hope you understood what I was trying to say.

Rohit soni @rohitsoni9007

Focused and clutter free. Great design 👍

nixec @nixec9006

simple and effective design look great well done

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Home Gym Challenge

When I am looking to get in shape, I want to receive daily exercises that I can do using the equipment I have at home, so I can work out consistently.

it's one of the simplest design 1 open app 2 choose gender ( as exercises will be shown as per genders) 3 choose a training level 4 choose the time at which you can exercise daily 5 choose a specific part you want to target ( if not choose the full body) 6 start exercising at that time 7 you'll get the notification everyday at that time which you have chosen

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Password Storage Challenge

When I am online, I want to be able to generate and store passwords for all the sites I use, so I can remember them and know they are secure.

I went ahead with the 2 way solution to this problem one Is a manual way to save the passwords while another one is automatic so we target both type of people and problems the solution is very humanly and UI is very minimal as I didn't want to bloat the design. users will have to create a master key to get into the app where if user wants to save a password manually or wants to see the previous passwords users can do the both and whenever the app detects anywhere user needs to put password app opens a popup window and gives randomly generated password to the user which is autosaved once used

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