Design Critiques

Photoshop Express is a mobile photo editor by Adobe. It’s a lightweight version of Photoshop made for quick edits on your phone. The main functions of the app are its one tap editing/adjustment tools and its AI features, like Remove Background, Swap Outfit, and Insert Objects. Most of us edit our photos. It’s such a

Can learning to code actually be kind of fun? Flexbox Froggy is a website that teaches CSS Flexbox through gameplay across 24 levels. The task is to move the frogs to their corresponding lilypads using CSS properties. As levels progress, it gets more challenging, from using one property per level to combining up to four

Cameron’s World, often referred to as “A love letter to the internet of old,” is a web collage of GeoCities pages, filled with neon colors, animation, hyperlinks, text, and images from 1994–2009. The creator, Cameron Askin, wanted to capture how websites used to look back in that era. It was a time when a website

Oura is a hardware and software company dedicated to making health a daily practice. The Oura Ring uses health sensors to capture round-the-clock physiological signals, offering personalized insights on physical health and well-being via their mobile app. Oura aims to help users understand their bodies better and confidently take action in everyday life.

Do! is a free to-do and reminder app advertised for its intuitive interface. It allows users to create different to-do lists where each task can be assigned a category, date and order. The draw to this app is its simple, fast and delightful design that gives users a tool that requires minimal learning and an

Letterboxd is a popular social media platform that allows users to discover, rate, and review movies. Using Don Norman’s The Design of Everyday Things, Letterboxd can be evaluated through its signifiers, feedback, discoverability, and the gulf of execution.  Homepage The homepage is the user’s first impression of Letterboxd, and marks the beginning of the gulf