Design Critique: LinkedIn

LinkedIn is a job seeking portal that lets you find internships, jobs and make connections with other people and recruiters in your field. Users can access groups and pages that provide job openings and inspiration relating to their field. Career seeking aspirants are able to showcase their skills and prior work experiences for the employers to be able to easily discover them. It has a modern layout that is easy to use and understand.

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Design Critique: Kroger (Android App Version 98.0)

Kroger is one of the largest supermarket chains in the US, providing grocery and pharmaceutical needs to millions of customers and offering order pickup, delivery, or in-store shopping. This design critique follows a user as they interact with Kroger’s app while shopping in-store. Kroger Home Screen Kroger uses its app’s home screen to highlight available

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Design Critique: RidePATH (Android App)

RidePATH is the official app of the PATH train, connecting thousands of daily commuters between Manhattan and New Jersey, providing users with real-time updates, service alerts, train schedules, trip planning, and favorited stations, all in one place for a convenient journey. As a daily commuter, I will draw on Don Norman’s principles from his book

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Design Critique: Garmin Connect (iOS App)

Garmin Connect syncs, tracks, and analyzes health and fitness data from a Garmin device. A key feature is activity tracking across running, biking, and other sports, giving maps with pace and heart rate metrics. It additionally provides data on workouts, steps, heart rate, sleep, stress and body battery from the user’s watch and can sync training plans from other apps onto the device.

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Design Critique: Apple Cloc (iOS app)

By Chih Lin Han(Zain) / September 10, 2026 / Design Critiques Introduction Like millions of iPhone users, morning starts with the sharp chime of Apple’s default Clock app. Because it comes pre installed and features a sleek, dark aesthetic, it is easy to assume the interface is practically flawless. During the day, setting an alarm feels quick and completely effortless.

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