Rework Proton Mail
I’ve always felt that Proton Mail’s “New Mail” button wasn’t ideally placed—it’s too high on the screen, making accessibility difficult. So, I decided to do a slight redesign, adding a more accessible button that’s easier to reach with one hand.
This exercise also gave me the opportunity to experiment with rebuilding an interface.
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Hey! This is a good starting point! But i believe yiur design could benefit from a little more breathing room. 🤔 Try adjusting the spacing and padding to declutter the layout and improve readability.
For the floating button, a solid, contrasting background would make it much more visible.
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