Calm color scheme in an early stage search bar mock up.

Home monitoring for the modern home.

A location tracker with possibility to lead the way, and find nearby stores.

A leader board from a fictive "keep track of your running" application. Follow, challenge and beat your friends in daily running.

This User Inferface is possibly for a web analytics tool, for example customer aquisition.

What started out as a black and white story, ended up as a blueberry milkshake order. Online? Whaaat?

Tri-colors! A simple layout for a pop up window, exemplified in three bright colors.

This On/Off switch is made for some type of playful application.

A classic alarm clock design, taking the step into a digital presence.

In the footsteps of yesterday's challenge I went with the famous Mario universe for the direct messaging. Have look at the interactions!

Today I took on the E-commerce challenge, with a taste of Nintendo. The upcoming console Switch is the product in focus.

Failure or Success? I wanted to make a simple, yet funny contribution to today's challenge.

My goal was to make the sharing experience funnier and more fluid.

The music player UI. I based this layout on my Daily UI - 007. My goal was to put the music in center of attention, with big images and easy interaction.

A 404 page. The influence is clearly lost in space. My goal was to create a cartoony vibe with a twist of irony.

For this project I wanted to make a very simple interface with music in mind. It's not the most advanced layout, but I think it's a nice piece.

I made a profile page for a fictive design community. The idea was to build a profile with main expertise, social interactions, and a mini portfolio.

This logotyp is made to be a mobile app icon for a super fast cloud service, called Rocket Cloud. I wanted it to be playful, yet professional.

For this project, my goal was to create an easy to use calculator, with a few modern design elements.

A Landing Page is about to catch the eye of the user and immitiately create interest. I wanted to do this, using contrast colors and a straight forward message.

For this project, I didn't want to design the standard checkout screen, but instead focus on the product to make the user have a less distressed process.

My first project for the DailyUI Challenge. I focused on creating a easy to follow sign up process, without too many distractions.