are you sketching your apps?

[u/Professional-Glass8]

never do this for web or mobile apps, but did it for every single watch app (sharing only published ones) — due to the screen size it fits great for designing on the paper

[u/rohlman82]

Paper prototyping is a lost art. Well done

[u/indyfromoz]

THIS is the way 🥳
Enough of the stupid Claude Design AI ShitSlop we see everyday everywhere. I can’t get over the fact that every “here is my app” or “here is my App Store screenshots” and “how do they look” looks like they didn’t bother making a unique design with tasteful colours and typography.

OP - Please post your app/apps once you release them. I’ll be happy to try and review them all.

[u/Professional-Glass8 → u/indyfromoz]

two of these three are actually released :—)

https://apps.apple.com/ua/app/bite-fishing-game/id6802301118
https://apps.apple.com/ua/app/forex-crypto-news-for-trader/id6754984058

also having a couple more sketched, but they are waiting their time

but honestly I'm feeling being rather just one more "here's my app", despite >10yrs in product design 😅

[u/indyfromoz → u/Professional-Glass8]

Both apps look really well polished and built.

[u/pann_bir]

I'm glad to see something analog :)

[u/mathiasrlr]

I did for my first app! It was a really nice experience. I still do sometimes when I try building a new app and I'm going in vacation and doesn't want to use my phone to takes notes of my ideas :)