Beli is a restaurant discovery and social platform where users can track restaurants that they have tried, places that they want to visit, tag friends, and rank/review food. Beli’s design is modern and contains plentiful features for users not actively searching or reviewing food which makes it engaging. However, Don Norman’s The Design of Everyday

Introduction YouTube Music is a music streaming application that allows users to search for and play songs, albums, playlists, and music videos. Drawing on about five years of experience as a YouTube and YouTube Music subscriber, I will examine both the strengths and usability problems of the YouTube Music mobile interface. Youtube Music Home Screen

SSENSE is an online retailer and e-commerce platform specializing in luxury fashion, high-end streetwear, and avant-garde designer brands. The mobile app allows users to browse products and brands using various filter/sorting functions, save products, view product information, and purchase products directly through the app.

Gregorys Coffee is a mobile application that allows users to place pickup orders for beverages, food, and other products from its eponymous cafe brand. Users can also join the cafe’s rewards program through the app to earn points toward discount or free-item coupons. Figure 1 This critique focuses on pages users see when ordering a

Introduction Letterboxd is a social platform centering around movies. Its main features are rating and reviewing movies, adding movies you wish to watch later into a “Watchlist,” and interacting with your friends’ reviews. This critique goes through these three main user flows and outlines how to improve them. Reviewing a movie The bottom navigation bar

Zara’s website allows users to browse, compare, and purchase clothing and accessories online. This critique follows a typical user’s shopping journey through the site, highlighting both effective and ineffective aspects of usability throughout the experience.

Apple Wallet has been around for quite a while, and what started as Passbook in 2012 (mainly for boarding passes, movie tickets, coupons) has become an app to make payments. In 2015 Apple renamed Passbook to Apple Wallet and since then it has gradually become something I can use for everyday payments, transit, IDs, and