Design Critique – Bend: Stretching & Flexibility (Android App)

Bend is a wellness-focused app for users who want to incorporate stretching and light exercises into their daily lives. The numerous poses and well-curated programs help you target specific needs for your body and promote a healthy lifestyle. Its easy-to-use and colourful interface makes stretching an enjoyable activity.  While the app has taken some user-friendly […]

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Design Critique: Discover Bank iOS Mobile App

Introduction The Discover Bank mobile app allows users to manage their bank and credit card accounts, pay bills, and deposit checks, among other things, all in one place. This design critique aims to examine the Discover Bank mobile app’s user experience by reviewing three features: view credit card transactions, search transactions, and tag/manage transaction tags.

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Design Critique: Resy

Introduction Resy is a restaurant reservation platform used all around the world from New York City to Hong Kong. The platform provides users with endless options from up and coming restaurants to top rated restaurants. Acting as a bridge between customers and restaurants, the platform allows users to search different restaurants, book a table, change/cancel

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Design Critique: Etherscan (Website)

Etherscan is the premier Ethereum blockchain explorer that provides real-time information on blockchain transactions, smart contracts, and wallet activities. As an essential tool for blockchain developers, crypto enthusiasts, and casual users alike, Etherscan is highly functional, but its user experience is lacking in several key areas. By evaluating the website through the lens of Don

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Design Critique: LibraryThing (iOS App)

Introduction LibraryThing is a free book and movie cataloging website and app made specifically for personal and independent libraries. The application is praised for its simplicity, not using any library software to work and only requiring a username and password to begin. LibraryThing uses thousands of database systems like Library of Congress, Amazon, and public

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