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For an interview I took initiative and redesigned their mobile home screen in Figma. I did this quickly in the morning of the interview as I noticed their desktop website colours were different to their mobile version. And so I made a mockup of what their mobile home screen could look like if it was brought in line with their desktop version.

My design as you can see is primarily focused on the colours due to time constraints, but had I known more about the app and how sections worked I would of redesigned them to make them more user-centred.

For instance the calls and texts part of their design I felt were not clear. With out being able to access the app I did not what the text meant or if they sections were clickable. Had i had more time I would have focused more on white space and refining sections making them easier to navigate and understand.

Since the Interview the company has actually updated their interface which seems to be a lot clearer and more user focused.

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I really like the initiative you took in aligning the mobile home screen with the desktop version attention to detail like this shows a solid understanding of brand consistency. 

I’m curious, though, did you explore any changes beyond the color palette? I’d love to hear your thoughts on how you might refine the UI elements or even create better user experience. For instance, the largest card on the screen caught my eye. It seems to contain quite a bit of information, which is great, but I wonder if there’s a way to present it that immediately communicates the key details more effectively.

Thinking about how users will interact with and absorb the information could be a great next step in elevating the UX.

Excited to see how you’ll continue to refine your designs!

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Thanks so much for your response. I actually did this about 1.5 hours before the interview as it just popped into my head! My main goal was simply to pull it more in line with their mobile version. Had i known more about the features on the screen and how things worked, I feel this would have enabled me to rework the interface and create an overall better user experience. For instance, the call and texts sections on the screen I didn't quite understand their layout and so I would have questioned these more and made them clearer to users. I feel some ctas could have been replaced certain text to make it more obvious to users that they could access information from this screen.
That totally makes sense now, especially given the quick turnaround before the interview. It would be really helpful to include that context in the project description knowing your time constraints adds valuable perspective to the work you did. Including a "before and after" comparison would be a great addition. It allows others to clearly see the impact of your changes and better understand the thought process behind your design decisions.

Nice.

I like your redesign. Lots more white space and solid colors. I saw you changed the UI at the bottom, were the additions based on info from the interviewer or was it up to you how you would make it? I like the front view, but had a bit of trouble reading the original design's image.

For 90 minutes, you changed a lot of things. It would be great if it was given in your description.

I just took initiative and created this specifically for the interview as I wanted to stand out from other candidates. Interestingly enough they have redesigned their mobile app since and it sits more in line with their website. Maybe I had an impact?

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