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8 Minutes, 8 Ideas: Our Crazy 8’s Design Sprint

 

When it comes to ideation, speed can spark creativity , and that’s exactly what Crazy 8’s is all about. Each of us grabbed a piece of paper, folded it into eight sections, set a timer, and sketched eight different UI ideas in just eight minutes. No overthinking, no erasing, just rapid-fire creativity!

The goal? To diverge quickly, explore multiple ways to meet our user needs, and let go of the pressure to be perfect.


Gallery of Our Ideas


Dalila's design is a thoughtful, step-by-step journey through the BookSwap user experience. Her sketches focus on usability, clear navigation, and practical features tailored to student needs.

Highlight ideas :
1. Login and register page
2. Homepage
3. Search books page
4. Add to Cart page
5. Real-time WhatsApp Messaging
6. Maps integration
7. Successfully Bought 



Wija’s design brings a touch of personality and playfulness to the BookSwap experience, all while keeping user flow and clarity front and center.

Highlight ideas :
1. Personalized profile
2. School-based Book sorting
3. Book detail page
4. Cute animation



Aliza’s concept focuses on clarity and personalization, with a user interface that supports a smooth and intuitive journey through the BookSwap system.

Highlights idea : 
1. Sleek Login and Sign-Up Screens
2. Dashboard with Navigation Bar
3. Smart Search and History
4. Likes Feature
5. Profile Customization



This is Shan En's idea.

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