Tools: Figma | Date: 08.29.2022 – 09.30.2022
J2 is an NFT marketplace mobile app prototype designed for my Intro to UI course on Dribbble. The objective of this project is to create a strong visual design for client J2. For that to be done, I started by researching different UI from different resources and used them as inspiration. With the wireframes and user flow provided, I had to focus on understanding what we can make beautiful and how I can make the UI shine. Then build a UI library for a clean and well-structured design, and a functional prototype in the end.
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The wireframes were provided for this course so it was up to us to forge them into clean and beautiful interfaces.
I decided to create and design light mode and dark mode versions of my screens to see what it would look like on both modes. Shared it with my classmates and received helpful feedback.
After sharing my design with my classmates and mentor, I received feedback and modified my designs above to fix my visual design errors. Below is my final visual design.
To be consistent with my typography, colors, and components, I created a UI library. This allowed me to speed up my design and development time.
Below is my prototype simulating what the real product would look like. It is another step in the design process so that customers will understand, communicate, test, and know which areas to improve.
When designing a user interface, always remember to keep it clean and organized.
Avoid extravagant layouts and unrecognizable visuals like icons.
Always share your design and don’t be afraid to ask for feedback.