Designing a complete mobile app, design system, and user experience

We started this project with the trips page, representing all of the data points available for that page. These included: the trip name, description, location, category tags, the dates, the expense total, which profiles were tagged on that trip (who was included on the trip), and the paid status (paid or not paid).

Once the framework of the design was in place, new features were incorporated into the concept. These included liking posts, uploading photos, comments, and exporting posts.

Interactions were carefully chosen based on the visual input from the user interface. Pages that push in from the right side can be closed by swiping from the left side, tabs pan the corresponding way, fly up menus close down, etc. More importantly are the sections that open as an overlay versus a view reload. If a user closes an overlay the previous section is still visible, uninterrupted. This can be especially beneficial in scenarios where the user needs to engage a creation flow (like creating a new category), without needing to change the view.