Introduction Too Good To Go is an application aimed at reducing food waste. It brings together cafes, restaurants, delis and supermarkets, that want to prevent wastage of their food by selling unsold items at a reduced price at the end of the day. Customers are required to reserve their ‘Surprise Bag’; its contents depend on […]
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RidePATH is a mobile application by The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey for commuters to stay updated on real-time train schedules, important updates about PATH services and planning upcoming trips. This blog critiques the RidePATH iOS mobile app, particularly in the dark/system mode, using the design concepts and principles presented by Don
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Exploring IKEA: A budget-friendly haven for furniture and home goods, fueling ideas for a cozier home IKEA is a Dutch-based multinational conglomerate known for designing and selling ready-to-assemble furniture, home decor, and various other goods and services. The IKEA app, available on both iOS and Android, provides an affordable furniture and home goods shopping experience
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LinkedIn Learning is an online educational platform offering a wide range of courses across various industries. Tailored for professionals, it provides access to industry expert-led, on-demand content to enhance skills and knowledge. Users can learn at their own pace and advance their careers, making it a valuable resource for lifelong learning and career development. 1.
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Introduction: Paloma Health is a comprehensive virtual platform for people with hypothyroidism with both web and mobile applications. It provides users with an all-inclusive digital community that offers end-to-end treatment options, including recording symptoms, accessing educational resources, obtaining at-home test kits, and scheduling consultations with thyroid specialists and nutritionists. This article intends to discuss the
StoryGraph is a new social cataloguing app for users to log and share the books they are reading. Serving as one of the only competitors to Amazon’s Goodreads, StoryGraph is a promising solution to the growing resistance among users towards interacting with Amazon. Users can accomplish many of the same tasks on StoryGraph as they
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Domino’s is one of the largest pizza restaurant chains with locations in the United States, India, the United Kingdom, and other locations. They offer pickup and delivery through their own service or through a third party like Uber Eats and Doordash. In this article, I will critique Domino’s iOS mobile app using concepts discussed by
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Lyft is a ride-sharing app that connects users with individual drivers. The app has gained popularity and reached the milestone of one billion rides in 2018 (CNN Business, 2019). This article evaluates the usability of the Lyft iOS mobile app using the concepts in “The Design Of Everyday Things” by Don Norman. Call Ride Entry
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Brief As an OTT streaming platform launching by Disney – the leading global animation film production company, Disney+ primarily feature classic Disney films, series, and animations content, while continually offering new original content for their users. Just like many other streaming platforms do, users can freely search, collect, and watch unlimited content released or included
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Uber is a transportation conglomerate primarily offering ride-hailing services through its mobile application, available on both iOS and Android platforms, as well as web browsers. In this critique, I will assess the ordering process design in the Uber iOS app, applying principles from Don Norman’s “The Design of Everyday Things.”
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