Over the summer, I wanted to improve my design skills, so I started doing the daily UI design challenge. Every day there was a new design challenge and I gave myself an hour or so to ideate and come up with a final design. This was an exercise in getting me to think from scratch, be creative, and try new styles. Below are some of my favorite designs.

This was one of the first designs I made, and my main goal was to just tinker with different styles and see how things fit together. I wanted my sign-up page to be intuitive to use and as minimal as possible.

When designing a checkout screen, I wanted to make sure that the different parts of the checkout prooccess don’t feel disjointed. Each section is clearly demarcated with a box or line (items, discount code, checkout via alt service, regular checkout), yet it still flows intuitively to the next thing.

Boarding passes have always been hard to read and figure out what you need. I wanted to design something that was both easy to use and pleasing to look at. I started the redesign by figuring out what important information was necessary to have: flight information, name, seat, gate, and time. I tried laying out the information in a way that was still familiar but more clear.

The focus of this design was just creating a clean wallet app that wasn’t too cluttered and provided the most important information only.