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Discover 143 award-winning designs tagged Mobile on A Design Magazine.

Hango Splitting Bills Application

Hango

Hango is an iOS application concept for splitting bills in restaurants. The process has four steps: scan the check, add the people at the table, divide the items and receive the money back. Items on the check are recognized automatically, and each item is assigned with a simple drag and drop gesture. Other participants confirm their order and pay their share using fingerprint confirmation. The interface is clean and focused on one main task. Motion and animation are used to explain each step of the process.

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Delate Mobile Application

Delate

Delate is the first app that provides a platform in which every minute of delay is turned into a point that can be accumulated and used to access deals on several product and services. The app monitors the commuter journey and calculates the minutes of delay caused by the train. An intuitive and clear design that offers profits without requiring any active action from the user and that offers a reward system that encourages its daily use by transforming discomfort into an advantage.

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Future Of The Digitally Literate Society Mobile Application

Future Of The Digitally Literate Society

Future of the Digitally Society is a mobile application created for a public library service. The application combines browsing, searching, sharing and personalised recommendations in one interface. Augmented reality mapping and low power Bluetooth beacons help users locate books, receive contextual messages and find assistance inside library branches. Books can be borrowed by scanning a barcode, saved to personal shelves or reserved for collection at any branch. The design connects the physical library with digital channels in a continuous experience.

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Pure Mobile App

Pure

Pure App is a mobile application designed for plogging, an activity that combines jogging with picking up litter. The app guides each session with details such as route, trash can location, distance, speed and energy use. Every collected item is tracked and turned into points, so users can compare results with friends. Team plogging is also supported online, allowing group activities and friendly competition. Additional features include tasks, environmental quizzes and an online store for green products.

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Bliggit Mobile App

Bliggit

Bliggit is a mobile application that brings the services of the city of Wuppertal, Germany, into a single online environment. News, transport, banking and recreational activities are reached through one secure digital channel. The platform connects citizens with local companies, public service providers, associations and the local government. A recommendation engine and a filtering system provide personalised results, and a smart assistant supports daily tasks such as booking a table at a restaurant. Bliggit is available for iOS and Android devices.

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Doplor Sleep Sleep Monitoring Mobile Application

Doplor Sleep

Doplor Sleep is a sleep monitoring application for hospital use. The application records environmental sounds with the microphone of a smartphone. Algorithms then classify each sound into categories such as medical alarms, speech, incidental sounds and snoring. Sleep data is collected from a connected sleep tracker and combined with the sound data in a daily report. Simple illustrations show sound levels and sleep stages on one timeline. The aim is to make patients and medical staff aware of noise as a cause of poor sleep in hospitals.

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Lone Mobile App

Lone

Lone is a mobile application for international social shopping. Lone connects three groups of users: travelers, buyers, and local shoppers. Travelers discover goods while abroad and post product cards in the app. Buyers browse and search these product cards and order the items. Local shoppers in that area buy the items and ship them to the buyers. Users can switch easily between the traveler and buyer roles. The app uses camera scanning, augmented reality product views, and fingerprint payment. Lone is available for Android and iOS.

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Kappa Jizo Picture Book App

Kappa Jizo

Kappa Jizo is an interactive picture book application for mobile devices. The story encourages children to be open-minded towards people from different backgrounds. Audio narration is available in English and in Japanese. Children can tap, drag and pinch the characters and objects while the story plays, and a coloring page is also included. All illustrations were drawn by hand with pencil on paper, then scanned and colored digitally. Voices and music were recorded for the application. The intent is to teach respect and to reduce prejudice.

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Flame Dating Mobile Application

Flame

Сreating the Flame mobile app, Wadoo. team aimed at making the app engaging for the users. Thus, Wadoo. experts came up with a simple yet appealing function of making pairs according to musical preferences. This feature provides users with a wider range of opportunities to interact with the application. Of course, the goal function remains meeting new people. However, to make this process engaging, a user can select a pair based on musical preferences. Thus, the users can start communicating about interests and tastes thy share in the messenger and move on to a real date.

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Seotun Saram Mobile UX UI

Seotun Saram

Seotun Saram is a mobile application interface that connects people seeking psychological counseling with qualified professional counselors. The name refers to someone who is not yet skilled, and the service follows the idea that everyone starts clumsily. A fairy tale explains the counseling process in a simple way for users who are unfamiliar with counseling. Two characters appear in the story: Seotun, a wandering counselee, and Gobukki, a slow but reliable counselor. Warm paper textures, night sky navy tones and hand-drawn icons shape the visual identity.

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Seoulist Mobile Application

Seoulist

The Seoulist is a touring app service for foreign tourists visiting Seoul. The Seoulist is structured so that it can communicate continuously throughout the trip. The three-steps Seoulist is divided into curation/guide/log stages. This configuration naturally allows users to interact with this service throughout the journey. In terms of design aspects, the layout is arranged so that it is easy to use with one hand, reflecting the characteristics of tourists who use lots of luggage and use public transportation. It makes it easy to classify the information through clear components.

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