Mobile App UI/UX Design — iOS & Android Screens in Figma

I am a mobile app UI/UX designer, and I build interfaces that feel native on the device they live on. My work starts with your user flows: I map how a person moves from the first launch through onboarding, the core task, and back out again, so every screen has a reason to exist. From there I design the actual pixels — layouts that respect iOS Human Interface Guidelines and Android Material patterns, touch targets that fit real thumbs, states for loading, empty, and error, and typography that stays readable on small screens in bright sunlight.

Everything I deliver is built as a proper design system in Figma, not a pile of disconnected mockups. I set up color and text styles, spacing tokens, and reusable components with variants and auto-layout, so your product stays consistent as it grows and new screens take minutes instead of days. I turn the static frames into interactive prototypes you can tap through on your own phone, which is the fastest way to catch clumsy transitions and confusing steps before a single line of code is written. When the design is approved, I prepare a clean developer handoff: organized layers, exported assets at every density, redlines, and clear notes on behavior and edge cases.

I have shipped screens for fintech, health, marketplace, and social apps, and I adapt my visual language to your brand rather than forcing a template on it. Tell me the platform, the audience, and the problem, and I will give you an interface that is easy to build and effortless to use.

— iOS and Android app screens (native patterns, dark mode)
— User flows, wireframes, and information architecture
— Design systems: components, variants, tokens, auto-layout
— Interactive clickable prototypes for user testing
— Developer handoff: specs, assets, redlines in Figma