Mobile AI App UI Design
Budget: $3,000 – $5,000 USD
I’m building an AI-powered assistant aimed at making a software engineer’s day easier—think quick code look-ups, task reminders, and contextual suggestions all in one place. The core algorithms are already underway; where I need you is on the user-facing side.
Your mission is to translate my feature list into a clean, intuitive mobile interface. From onboarding screens through to the main conversational workspace, I want every interaction to feel purposeful and frictionless. If you’re at home in Figma or a comparable tool and know how to weave modern mobile-first patterns into an AI chat experience, we’ll be on the same page.
Key outcomes I’m expecting:
• A full set of high-fidelity mobile screens that cover the primary flows (login, chat, settings, notifications, and quick-action panels for code snippets).
• A clickable prototype that demonstrates those flows end-to-end.
• Design assets and style guide (colors, typography, component library) so our dev team can implement without guesswork.
I value clear communication and iterative check-ins, so we can fine-tune details like context switching, dark mode, and micro-interactions as we go. If you’ve tackled conversational UI, syntax highlighting, or similar productivity apps before, let me know—your insight will help this assistant truly resonate with fellow engineers.
Your mission is to translate my feature list into a clean, intuitive mobile interface. From onboarding screens through to the main conversational workspace, I want every interaction to feel purposeful and frictionless. If you’re at home in Figma or a comparable tool and know how to weave modern mobile-first patterns into an AI chat experience, we’ll be on the same page.
Key outcomes I’m expecting:
• A full set of high-fidelity mobile screens that cover the primary flows (login, chat, settings, notifications, and quick-action panels for code snippets).
• A clickable prototype that demonstrates those flows end-to-end.
• Design assets and style guide (colors, typography, component library) so our dev team can implement without guesswork.
I value clear communication and iterative check-ins, so we can fine-tune details like context switching, dark mode, and micro-interactions as we go. If you’ve tackled conversational UI, syntax highlighting, or similar productivity apps before, let me know—your insight will help this assistant truly resonate with fellow engineers.