Showing posts with label App Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label App Design. Show all posts

Mobile App Design: Happy Baby (Client work)

12 May, 2015

Happy baby is a total baby care app that assists mothers with weekly baby care information, daily tips and a forum to discuss and share everything with friends and others. It is a complete "baby tracker" app that assists you tracking your baby's activities and other informations like feeding, diaper change, sleeping entries, health records, reminders, growth patterns, etc.

Google play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.softcraft.Baby_Tracker&hl=en

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Diwali Sale - 'Task' for free!!

12 November, 2012


You can download 'Task' on Diwali (Indian Festival), it'll be free for one day. The app will available on the App Store on November 13th 2012.

On November 13th it'll be available at 12:00am (early morning) till 11:59pm (midnight), based on each time zone.Pacific Standard Time (PST), Central Europe Time (CET), Japan Standard Time (JST), and Western Standard Time (WST).

App Store Link
 

'Task' - Initial Screenshot Designs

08 November, 2012


Early 2012 i came up with this idea for an app to keep track of all your activities in one place, but i wasn't looking for an simple app, i need something more than. Something to track your activities through icons,  icons are universal and understand by everyone around the world. And that how 'Task' was born.

The Screens below are the initial designs that went while making this app, and this was also the screens for 'Pitching'. After went back and forth we made some changes to the final design which works better. You can see the final output here http://www.sanjeevbeekeeper.com/apps/task 


The earlier home icon was dark, bold and embossed. But the app was more lighter and flat, for that reason we changed the icon in the later stage to fit the app theme.




One of the main screen on the Task is the 'Daily View', which displays your daily actives as a big bold icons. We wanted to give more room for the icons and lesser room for the text (at the bottom). Because text is optional for any task, you can add text or you can leave the area empty.



'Calendar' is where you can see the number of tasks in a different dates. What happen if your task was not completed on the same day?   You can move the task from one date to another, instead of creating the same task on a different date. Just drag the icon from the bottom and drop it in another date. All the details on the task will remain with the icon.

The list view for the icons (at the bottom right) was added later, it gives you option to see your task title, but you cannot use the drag and drop feature if you are on the list view.



'Create New' (or 'New Task') did not have much change, we don't want to clutter the screen so we pushed everything to the center and gave space on both sides.  Just tap on the search bar will bring the keyboard and you can search the task you need and tap on the icon will add to the current date.

Pretty straight forward and don't want to add anymore features. The hidden message will appear only if you make the 'Create New' as your first launching screen ;).




We stripped down all the designs that went for the settings screen in the final version. It was a bad idea to re-design the screen.



The one and only screen to see all the icons in Task. The search-box option was added later that's why its sticking on top of the design here.

Although we haven't designed the category view in the earlier stage but the idea was there as an option. In the final design you can go to settings and turn on the category view.




Official Webpage

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02nd iPhone app: Coming Soon

19 October, 2012


We've been working on 3 months back and forth, and finally submitted on the app store today. Lets wait and see.