Design & Development of cross platform app in 3 months
The most challenging part of the project was working with a brand that wasn’t specifically defined for mobile apps. It took several iterations to arrive at the best mobile app design
Design & Development of cross platform app in 3 months
The most challenging part of the project was working with a brand that wasn’t specifically defined for mobile apps. It took several iterations to arrive at the best mobile app design
Design for Android & IOS ready
Dearest App – iOS & Android Design & Development
We designed and developed the Dearest app for both iOS and Android in just three months. The project started with a disorganized design file left by a previous agency, requiring us to bring clarity and efficiency to the process. Given the tight deadl
Unstructured Files & Tight Deadline
The project began with a messy design file and a strict three-month timeline. Additionally, midway through development, the client rebranded, forcing us to adapt our design approach while maintaining consistency.
Balanced speed and quality by leveraging our design system to skip wireframing
Aligned new branding with the app’s UX without disrupting the timeline
From Chaos to Clarity
To meet the deadline, we streamlined the design and development phases, ensuring efficiency at every step.
Workshopping
User Flows & High-Fidelity Design
Branding Alignment
Development & QA
Efficient Delivery with a Refined Experience
Streamlined MVP
By focusing only on essential features, we built a clear and user-friendly experience.
Adaptable Design Approach
Quickly pivoting to align with new branding ensured a cohesive final product.
Seamless Deployment
The app was successfully launched with full admin-side integration.
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