A self-initiated mobile app concept by Azan Ali. This 30-second reel concept explores how clearer appointment booking can help people find a specialist, compare availability, review key details, and confirm with confidence. It focuses on simple information architecture, plain-language labels, accessible date and time controls, and reassuring feedback. The case study explains the problem, the interaction choices, a 30-second reel storyboard, and practical accessibility checks. Provider and availability details shown in the concept are fictional interface examples, not real clinic data.

  Project type: Self-initiated mobile app concept Focus: Meal discovery and food ordering Status: Interface concept — not a commissioned or launched product Project overview Nourish is an original UI/UX concept for a food-ordering app. The idea is to help people browse meals, compare options, and feel clear about what they are choosing. This project explores the menu discovery experience: a welcoming home screen, popular meal cards, clear prices, and a visible way to review the order. The design question How might a food-ordering app make it easier for someone to find a suitable meal without making the menu feel overwhelming? The interface focuses on helping users scan the important details first: what the meal is, how much it costs, and how long it may take. Interface direction The visual style uses warm, food-inspired colors with deep green as the main accent. Large meal illustrations bring attention to the menu, while simple card layouts keep each choice easy to compare. The ...