Team Andre Design StudyRoom
Team prototype for a productivity timer app with refined task flows and usability-tested revisions.
Open prototypeUX/UI design
Prototypes, and the thinking behind them.
These projects are about how a product actually works: the screen flow, the interaction patterns, the hierarchy, and the small decisions that make a prototype feel real instead of like a mockup.
Featured prototype
StudyRoom Productivity Timer App
StudyRoom is where my UX and project management work meet: a team-built productivity timer app that went from FigJam planning through testing and revisions to a final presentation.
I designed onboarding, the weekly view, calendar start, timer setup, the data and profile screens, shop customization, completion feedback, loading transitions, and the navigation that ties it all together.
7
task flows designed
3
person design team
20→0
weekly-view misclick reduction
5→0
calendar-flow misclick reduction
Prototype set
Figma projects and interface studies.
Every project below links straight to the live Figma file, so you can click through the real flows. Here's the quick context on each.
Final Project Visual Design 2
A prototype focused on polished screens and a clean, presentable interaction flow.
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Eating App Prototype
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UI Aesthetics Assignment
Interface styling study focused on clarity, component polish, and design consistency.
Open design fileUX strengths
Where I focus.
Flow + structure
Task flows, onboarding, navigation, hierarchy, and responsive layout thinking.
Figma systems
Auto layout, component properties, reusable patterns, and scalable file organization.
Testing + revision
Usability findings translated into clearer screens, fewer misclicks, and stronger task completion.