Figma Productivity App UI Design
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m building a task-focused productivity app for iOS and now need a polished end-to-end interface designed in Figma. The core of the product is task management, so every screen—from onboarding and list creation to detailed task views—should make it effortless for users to capture, organise, and complete their work.
You’ll start with a clean slate; I have no existing mock-ups, only a product concept and a few rough sketches. I’d like the result to feel modern, light, and recognisably “iOS”, while still being distinct to our brand. Reusable components, a tidy layer structure, and clearly labelled frames are critical because development will follow immediately after hand-off.
Acceptance criteria:
• Full iOS workflow covering splash, sign-up/login, task list, task detail, edit, and settings screens
• A scalable colour palette, typography system, and icon set built in Figma components
• Interactive prototype with basic transitions so stakeholders can experience the flow
• Final Figma file shared with edit permissions and neatly organised pages
If you have previous productivity or task manager examples in your portfolio, that will help me gauge fit quickly. Looking forward to seeing how you can translate this concept into an intuitive, attractive interface.
You’ll start with a clean slate; I have no existing mock-ups, only a product concept and a few rough sketches. I’d like the result to feel modern, light, and recognisably “iOS”, while still being distinct to our brand. Reusable components, a tidy layer structure, and clearly labelled frames are critical because development will follow immediately after hand-off.
Acceptance criteria:
• Full iOS workflow covering splash, sign-up/login, task list, task detail, edit, and settings screens
• A scalable colour palette, typography system, and icon set built in Figma components
• Interactive prototype with basic transitions so stakeholders can experience the flow
• Final Figma file shared with edit permissions and neatly organised pages
If you have previous productivity or task manager examples in your portfolio, that will help me gauge fit quickly. Looking forward to seeing how you can translate this concept into an intuitive, attractive interface.