Here are some smaller projects I have recently created. These are just some of the mockups and prototypes I made while on my 100 day Daily UI Challenge. All of these and more can be found on my Dribbble page here.
I drew inspiration from Google Keep Notes's interface. For my idea, I streamlined all navigation elements. Sticky notes are spaced out into a two column layout.
Larger notes use ellipses to convey content length while maintaining a static size on the screen.
All elements that are not immediately required for most user journeys are placed in the settings menu via the hamburger icons in the top right of the screens.
See it here.A potential blog posting app with various color themes. Navigation buttons are at the bottom of the screen for an ergonomic design.
See it here.For this challenge, I created a similar experience a previous challenge:Making a Settings Menu.
I provided a sidebar to act as the main navigation menu with different tabs; different sections for each tab; and a search bar at the top for easy access.
See it hereI think the idea of a favorites option can only really act as an addition or enhancement to the core experience of an existing app. Exactly why I used this to expand on a previous idea.
The Favorites Screen showcases the user's favorite food and drink order options for a restaurant.
See it hereI chose to go with a simple, streamlined approach to the usually cluttered boarding passes.
I wanted the screen to read like a book, personal information at the top like a title with more relevant information front and center. Boarding Time has its own section at the top because most users will check on it before entering the airport and a few times to double check their time when they're already at or near their gate. It is not as relevant as the rest of the information on screen.
See it here