Social App Home Feed Design
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need a fresh, modern Home Feed screen designed for a new social-media mobile app. The goal is to present posts, stories, and quick-action buttons in a way that feels intuitive, visually engaging, and on-brand for Gen-Z users. You may work in Figma, Photoshop, or Illustrator—whichever lets you move fastest while still handing off vector-clean assets and clear component specs.
What I’m looking for
• A high-fidelity Home Feed UI that balances imagery, text, reactions, and in-app navigation.
• Thoughtful use of spacing, typography, and color to keep the feed scannable yet lively.
• Interaction notes or simple micro-animation references (hover/tap states) where helpful.
Deliverables
1. Editable design source file (Figma .fig or layered PSD/AI).
2. Exported PNG or PDF mockups for quick reference.
3. A brief style guide covering colors, fonts, and reusable components.
Acceptance criteria: the feed must display at least five post types (photo, video, text, ad, story preview), include persistent bottom navigation, and meet standard iOS/Android spacing guidelines. Two rounds of quick revisions are included so we can fine-tune details before hand-off.
If this sounds like a fun challenge, let’s get started—I’m ready to review concepts as soon as you have them.
What I’m looking for
• A high-fidelity Home Feed UI that balances imagery, text, reactions, and in-app navigation.
• Thoughtful use of spacing, typography, and color to keep the feed scannable yet lively.
• Interaction notes or simple micro-animation references (hover/tap states) where helpful.
Deliverables
1. Editable design source file (Figma .fig or layered PSD/AI).
2. Exported PNG or PDF mockups for quick reference.
3. A brief style guide covering colors, fonts, and reusable components.
Acceptance criteria: the feed must display at least five post types (photo, video, text, ad, story preview), include persistent bottom navigation, and meet standard iOS/Android spacing guidelines. Two rounds of quick revisions are included so we can fine-tune details before hand-off.
If this sounds like a fun challenge, let’s get started—I’m ready to review concepts as soon as you have them.