Welcome to my Daily UI Challenge repository! Here, you'll find a collection of my daily design outputs as part of the challenge. Explore my Daily UI Challenge journey, where I create simple and engaging user interfaces based on prompts I receive in my daily emails. Each design showcases my daily practice and creativity. Check out the collection and feel free to share your thoughts!
Prompt: Create a sign up page, modal, form, or app screen related to signing up for something. It could be for a volunteer event, contest registration, a giveaway, or anything you can image.
Output Link: Sign Up Modal for Coffee Business Website
Prompt: Design a credit card checkout form or page. Don't forget the important elements such as the numbers, dates, security numbers, etc.
Output Link: Credit Card Checkout Form
Prompt: What's the main focus? Is it for a book, an album, a mobile app, a SaaS product? Consider important landing page elements (Headlines, call-to-action buttons, typography, clarity, etc.)
Output Link: Landing Page for Chocolate Business
Prompt: Design a calculation element or interface. Is it a standard calculator, a scientific one, or specialty calculator for something such as a home mortgage or auto loan? Is it to forecast a calculation such as for a credit score? Is it for a phone, a tablet, a web app?
Output Link: Standard Calculator for Smartphone
Prompt: Design an app icon. What best represents the brand or product? Or is it incredibly unique? Does it look great at a distance and does it stand out when put on your home screen alongside other apps?
Output Link: App Icon design for a diary app
Prompt: Design a user profile and be mindful of the most important data, names, imagery, placement, etc. Is it for a serious profile? A social profile? (It's up to you!)
Output Link: User Profile from Reading Books Website
Prompt: Design settings for something. Is it for security or privacy settings? Game settings? Light mode vs. dark mode? System settings (sound, notifications, screen time, Wi-Fi, etc.?
Output Link: User Settings for a Website
Prompt: Does it suit the brand's style? Is it user-friendly? It might sound mundane, but not everything can be flashy or glamorous. Every day millions of people will be landing on 404 pages. You have an opportunity to help them in a way that's useful and aesthetically pleasing. (It's up to you!)
Output Link: 404 Page Web Design
Prompt: Design a music player. It could be browser based or an app (i.e. Pandora, Spotify, SoundCloud, etc.) or in a standalone product like in a car dashboard, jukebox, etc.
Consider the controls, placements, imagery such as the artist or album cover, etc. Also, consider the device type that's playing the music. A dashboard in a tour bus, a smartwatch, or via a web browser. Each device type will have different requirements, features, and restrictions to consider.
Output Link: Browser based Music Player design
Prompt: Design a social share button/icon and be mindful of the size, imagery, placement, and purpose for sharing. It could be to share an article snippet, or a simple link with a photo.
Output Link: Blog Post Social Share
Prompt: Design a Flash Message with both the error message and success message. Is it for a sign up form? A download/upload message? Is it to promote a membership plan?
Output Link: Flash Message for Community Registration
Prompt: Design an e-commerce shop. Is it simple for a local business or a large online retailer? Is it for clothing, shoes, handmade soap, or something else?
Consider the brand, the products offered, product views, product options, desired actions (conversions, product views, pricing options, etc.) and of course, the users!
Output Link: E-Commerce Shop Product Page
Prompt: Design a Direct Messaging app, profile, or chat box. Consider the parties involved in the messages, images, placement, and context of the messages. Are the messages for social purposes? Customer support?
Output Link: Direct Message
Prompt: Is it for an app? An interface for an oven or cooking device? A sport related countdown such as on a scoreboard? Or is it a launch countdown for NASA, race cars, or something else?
Output Link: Pomodoro Timer
Prompt: Consider what's being turned on/off and how it should be done. Is it a push-to-start electric vehicle? A control panel for a smart refrigerator or some other touch-panel display?
Output Link: On/Off Switch Prototype
Prompt: Is it for a newsletter sign-up form ? Is it an ad overlay? A gated subscription page such as for premium news or member-only access?
Output Link: Newsletter Pop Up
Prompt: What was purchased? On what date? How much was the item? And from what source and vendor? Consider other elements such as a customer support info, a tracking number or receipt number, business location/phone number/website, pictures if needed, and any other related elements.
Tip: The bottoms and tops of receipts are usually really underutilized. They can be great places to inform customers about upcoming promotions, news, ask for feedback, or promote your social media with a QR code.
Output Link: Purchase Receipt for Children's Toy Business Website
Prompt: Is it to be used for web or app usage, a health monitor, e-commerce or traffic analytics? Is it tracking sports or stock market performance?
Output Link: Analytics Chart for Website Traffic Overview
Prompt: Is it for gaming, sports, racing, politics, top sellers, the highest grossing movies, or something else?
Consider the important statistics to show, percentages, points, avatar pictures or logos, and the most critical elements. (Don't overwhelm the users with too much information).
Output Link: Gaming Leaderboard
Prompt: Consider the icon, placement, and purpose of the location. Are you mapping something? Is it a tracking beacon to find a friend or a tracking device such as a phone? Is the NSA or FBI tracking you? ;)
Output Link: Mobile App Location Tracker
Prompt: Design a home monitoring dashboard. Be creative! What would make a dashboard visually appealing and fun to use, while also being mindful of its function?
Try to make it a realistic exercise as if it were your own dashboard... one that you need to refer to daily. What is the most relevant data and what's the most appropriate placement for it?
Output Link: Home Monitoring Dashboard Page
Prompt: Are you recruiting people for an organization? Are people signing up for a new service or website? Is it welcoming people into a mobile app?
Onboarding might seem trivial, but it's the first experience your users have with your product or service. It's like the first page of a book and it can instantly excite them. If not implemented well, a bad onboarding experience could turn someone off of a brand completely.
Output Link: Onboarding for TaskMaster
Prompt: Consider the origin, the destination, gates, seats, the airline, etc. Is it for a multi-stop trip, round-trip, or one-way journey?
Boarding passes are sometimes used to promote additional information such as credit card offers, frequent flyer programs, or partner deals with local hotels and resorts.
Output Link: Airlines Boarding Pass
Prompt: What type of app is it? What are the features/controls such as volume, favorites, closed captions, or other languages? Does it have a carousel selection feature?
Would it be important to have a “Continue Watching” area? Or other recommendations such as most viewed, recently added, etc.?
Output Link: TV App
Prompt: What is a person subscribing to? A streaming service, a video course, or a consultation service? Is it just a button or a widget?
What type of information are you looking to capture from the user? Their name and email? Their country, state, or postal code? Age consent? Something else?
Output Link: Newsletter Subscription
Prompt: Is it a menu dropdown? Or a tip that's dropped down during a tutorial? Or inside of a software tool to show more features?
What extra information is displayed? The current price of gold? A login/logout button? Menu selections?
Output Link: Website Navigation Menu Dropdown
Prompt: Is it for customer support? A purchase inquiry? To schedule an appointment? Is it a full page or just a form? Imagine a scenario and the most important feature it would require.
Contact pages are some of the most visited pages on websites so it's important to have the most critical information, but not so much that people get lost.
Output Link: Vivid Visions Website Contact page
Prompt: Not one of those old school paper ones though. Actually, that might be kinda neat. ;)
What type of information should it have? Should its color scheme compliment the brand? Is it for food delivery? Or an interactive map of train stations?
Output Link: Map Design UI
Prompt: Is it a pricing table for a SaaS website? An in-app purchase? Or upgrade options for a restaurant menu?
Displaying prices in an easy-to-read format is a good design and business practice. Make the price obvious and don't try to hide anything. Overly complex pricing tables or designs create confusion and consequently a lack of trust… bad for both business and design.
Output Link: Pricing Cards
Prompt: Is it the loading screen and an icon? A progress element? Are folders being uploaded by flying across the screen like Ghostbusters? ;)
Would a user need to input additional information such as tax data or attach an image (like an identification card) during the process?
Output Link: File Upload Page
Prompt: Keep in mind the purpose... raising funds. It's important to make a design simple and compelling if you're seeking money. Is it for startups to raise money from investors? (Such as on WeFunder, Republic, StartEngine)
Or raising funds for a community cause like funding the restoration of a historical monument?
So what's really important? The number of contributors, the total amount raised, campaign details, and highlights? Also consider size, imagery, placement, slogans, etc.
Output Link: Crowdfunding Page
Prompt: Design something related to customizing a product. It could be a custom t-shirt, stickers, shoes, etc. Or is this someone customizing their phone's text and lock screen?
What elements does a custom product need? A logo, an image, extra text, or something else?
Output Link: Customized Product Page
Prompt: Consider the elements you'd want and need in your own vehicle's dashboard. If you don't have a car, think of what's needed to control one in a video game, a VR headset, or in a movie. Be creative, yet logical.
Output Link: Automotive Interface UI
Prompt: Consider what's important- the content of course. Also consider the author, date, category, comments, layout, etc.
Are you viewing it as the author (with extra features for editing content) or a reader?
Output Link: Website Blog Post
Prompt: Design a promo. What is the product and how is it being promoted? Is it an email promotion, a clearance item on a website, a “Buy One, Get One” offer, or something else?
Is it the discount size or percentage that's important? Does it look compelling?
Output Link: Special Promo Sale Modal
Prompt: It could be a UI for a mobile app, a web app, or something completely different such as a weather alert widget. Consider its elements: city, temperature, forecasts, colors, weather icons/graphics, etc.
Is it being viewed on a smart watch or phone? Is it a weather warning for a storm or is it something unique such as something for a farm?
Output Link: Weather Report Webpage
Prompt: Design a Calendar focused element. Is it for scheduling an appointment? A reservation, flight, hotel, or a health check? Is it a calendar reminder feature? Is it used in email or for something else entirely?
It could even be a calendar booking page for design services. Or an interactive online holiday calendar.
Output Link: Calendar with Task List
Prompt: Create a design with some kind of testimonial. It could be a book or product review testimonial. Who is the customer? What did they buy and why did they enjoy it? Is there a star rating or a 1-10 style review?
Testimonials help build trust with an audience so these can be especially important elements for a website.
Output Link: Testimonials Section
Prompt: Design a food related recipe. It could displayed on a tablet while someone is cooking in their home kitchen or in the back of a restaurant on a Kitchen Display System (aka KDS).
Clarity is important because a restaurant or online food ordering service needs to be simple in order to be fast for customers to find what they want and how it can be customized. Confusing menus or recipes slow down the kitchen and the entire business.
Output Link: Food Recide Page
Prompt: Create a UI related for monitoring health or tracking various workout/training routines. It could be for a personal workout, for a team, or even gym equipment tracking customer workouts.
Making a health app that is fun to use makes the entire experience more enjoyable and therefore more likely to be repeated.
Tip: exercise regularly to get blood and oxygen flowing for health, better sleep, and to boost your creative mood. It's easier to be happy if you're healthy. :)
Output Link: Workout/Exercise App
Prompt: Everyone has priorities. Working in technology is a never-ending flow of new projects, requests, revisions, and more.
What productivity software or tool would you use to improve your workflow?
Output Link: Todo List Project
Prompt: Create a food menu for a bar or restaurant. It could be a simple coffee shop or a more complex menu such as for a pizza restaurant (with multiple sizes, toppings, variations, etc.).
Or is it for a touchscreen tabletop ordering system at a nightclub? You can be creative here.
Output Link: Blossom Bistro Menu
Prompt: Bookstores, video games, podcasts, and streaming services all have a favorites section.
Are you favoriting certain items? Or are you favoriting something on a website such as Facebook, Behance, Github, etc.?
Output Link: Song Favorites List Webpage
Prompt: These are designed to be snippets of information - so not too much, just the basics.
What's being viewed? Is it a small information area about a home for sale? (square footage, # of bathrooms and bedrooms, year built)
Or a gamer's profile page with some recent statistics?
Output Link: Event Info Card
Prompt: Invoices are generally sent for products or services before or after fulfillment. For example, a web designer or software engineer might send an invoice for a new website with 25% as a downpayment and the remainder on completion.
This is not a quote or proposal, so it should have only the required information for payment, services rendered, prices, etc. and ideally a link/button to receive payment.
Tip: An invoice is a nice opportunity to thank a client. Uplifting comments can put clients in a good mood. If you know them in a personal/friendly context, sometimes a meme can help break the ice on making a payment. :)
Output Link: EcoCraft Creations Invoice
Prompt: Everyday we're overwhelmed with information.
Design an activity feed that's fun and useful. It could be for a news reader app, a social media site, or for inspirational travel content updates.
Output Link: Activity Feed/Notifications
Prompt: What's coming soon? A new video game? A new blockbuster film? When and where is it being released?
Or is this for a specific company or product announcement? Some brands are famous for their teaser and coming soon pages. It's an opportunity to excite and/or educate your users.
Output Link: Coming Soon Page
Prompt: Today's challenge is super simple.
Just a plain and easy notification. It could be a daily reminder to take medication, a new message received notification, or app updates.
Output Link: Mobile Notifications
Prompt: Who is hiring? What's the position? Where is it located? Are there benefits?
Hiring pages are a great opportunity for brands to give fun facts about their team. That can help prospective employees learn something interesting that could inspire them. For example, a team page might say “We take an annual team vacation to Hawaii.”
Output Link: Job Listing Directory Website
Prompt: Create a Press Page design. Think about who you are representing and what important information you should convey. Is it for a new startup? A huge global brand? A nonprofit organization? Or a small local business? Or is it actually for a person such as a celebrity, athlete, politician, etc.?
Output Link: Press and Media Page
Prompt: Will it be animated? In what capacity will it be used? Branding is generally a serious matter for most companies and the considerations for size, placement, color, etc. should be thought out carefully.
The biggest brands don't always have the best logos. A great logo is one that compliments a specific purpose and not necessarily a generic image or name. For example, Nike uses a swoosh which shows motion and speed - core parts of their running image. Mailchimp showcases a monkey rather than an “email” icon and it adds depth and character to their brand.
Good luck 🤩
Output Link: PixelForge Logo
Prompt: Most websites have a navbar that's stuffed with links and logos.
What could you design that's both functional and appealing? How could you make it unique?
Output Link: Creative Canvas Navigation
Prompt: Design a Confirmation UI element. What's being confirmed? Is it confirming an address, order, shipping, plane tickets, hotel reservation, dinner reservation, booking tickets to the opera, or something else? Also consider where it's occurring (i.e. website, mobile app, email confirmation, etc.)
Output Link: Dinner Reservation Confirmation
Prompt: Create some icons to be used together. It could be for a taskbar, showcasing features or services, or even for something like a shopping app. (Icons might be a cart, a shipping box, a size icon, etc.)
Output Link: Icon Set
Prompt: Every interaction on a website or within an app is an opportunity.
Although a seemingly small detail, breadcrumbs are very necessary and yet often neglected in terms of their appearance and functionality. To truly achieve great design sense you need to consider even the smallest details.
Output Link: Breadcrumbs
Prompt: Design a video play with all the functions needed: volume, skip, fast forward, etc. Depending on the device you'll want to consider different needs such as inputs for a TV (HDMI 1, etc.) or hover effects for a remote cursor.
Output Link: Video Player
Prompt: Some brands use a cart or bag during their checkout process. Consider the products, prices, and placement of any other required data. Do people need to create an account? Checkout as a guest? Is there shipping?
Output Link: Shopping Cart - Mobile Version
Prompt: Whether an e-commerce site, a blogs, or a landing page, backgrounds are often unnoticed. How can you design a useful and beautiful one?
Video background? Moving patterns or textures? You decide.
Output Link: Background Pattern
Prompt: What is the user doing? Designing a website? Selecting a t-shirt color?
Colors are an important part of product design and making it simple to select great color schemes is crucial.
Output Link: Color Palette Generator
Prompt: Imagine that it's time for someone to redeem a coupon.
It could be via an in person self-checkout screen or on a website. Think about the requirements of a coupon such as the discount percentage, the subtotal, total, and other unique features.
Always make it easy. The last thing people want to encounter is a complex interface that adds friction to the redemption process.
Output Link: Discount Redeem Coupon
Prompt: (No prompt found - Received wrong daily prompt from email)
Output Link: Discount Redeem Coupon
Prompt: “Best of” lists can be used for featured news articles, “best of …” city magazines, top selling products, best selling books, etc.
What's best, why, and how will you display it?
Output Link: Best Photos Page
Prompt: Create a modal, page, toggle, or some other element to represent the selection of a user profile. It could be inside a video app, managing multiple social media accounts, a video game, or something totally unique.
Output Link: Select Avatar Selection
Prompt: We all need to record a note at some point. Whether it's a full page document, a small shopping list, or a note inside of an app
Create a widget to incorporate a notes feature.
Output Link: Notes Widget
Prompt: Applications used for finance, engineering, sports, and even video games have tons of statistics.
Design something to show off the top statistics.
Output Link: Hero Statistics
Prompt: Create a website, listing page, or booking reservation UI for a vacation property.
Consider extra elements: non-smoking rooms, security deposits, amenities, etc.
Output Link: Coastal Getaways Hotel Booking Page
Prompt: Design an app or website for either searching for flights or comparing options.
Consider the variables: one-way, roundtrip, or multi-stop flight? Baggage fees? Making a lot of data look simple isn't easy, but it's what your users will appreciate. Millions of people travel everyday so every little detail makes a difference.
Consider extra elements: non-smoking rooms, security deposits, amenities, etc.
Output Link: FlySmart Search Flights
Prompt: Create a trending list or feature. What's trending? Music, movies, stock prices, or something else?
Think about if it'll be the main focus or a minimal element such as a scrolling banner or notification widget.
Output Link: Album Trends Page
Prompt: Design a feature or display for upcoming events. Concerts, workshops, summer camps, seminars, or other training events. Get creative with the purpose and style.
Output Link: Mobile Events Listing
Prompt: Design elements or a full experience for a schedule. It could be for a hospital to schedule patients, a bank to schedule payments, a band's concert schedule or anything.
Output Link: Scheduling / Calendar
Prompt: Create a slider design. It could be to swipe between photos in a property listing app, dating profiles, display album artwork, or a traditional slider for volume or settings.
Output Link: Photography Website Hero Image Slider
Prompt: A headset, a screen, or the virtual controls required. Small screen real estate requires more hand gestures so be intuitive.
Output Link: Virtual Reality
Prompt: Create a download page, modal, form, or screen related to downloading something. It could be for a volunteer event, contest registration, or anything you can image requiring a download.
Output Link: TaskMaster Download Page Hero Section
Prompt: Design a page or element to encourage pre-orders for something. It could be an upcoming book, movie, website template, etc.
Output Link: VRInfinity Headset Pre-Order Page
Prompt: What's loading? It could be a website, a movie buffering, or a super fun animation for a video game loading.
Output Link: Loading
Prompt: Thank users for downloading your app or a free eBook. Your design can be simple or funny with a GIF. :)
Output Link: Thank You Page
Prompt: Invite a person or team to something. It could be a wedding, a product launch party, or to join a new website.
Output Link: Pending Request
Prompt: A packing list for Disneyland or summer camp, a course outline to learn coding, or anything.
What's the purpose and what do the students or attendees need?
Output Link: Course Outline
Prompt: Create a date picker for anything. You could make it look simple or give it a wild theme.
Output Link: Date Picker
Prompt: Design a status update. It could be for a notification bar, a progress indicator for a download that's complete, or something else.
Output Link: Dowmload Queue Widget
Prompt: Forms are a vital component for websites. People sign up to attend courses, to register for courses, complete surveys, and so much more.
Making the forms beautiful will help encourage people to complete them. Don't overload them with too much information at once, but let them progress in small stages.
Output Link: Mobile Order Process Forms
Prompt: Buttons are so simple, yet can be so fun to create.
Gradients, hover interactions, pulsing elements, sparkles, etc. There's an entire world of unique buttons to explore.
Output Link: Button
Prompt: Badges can be assigned to users to the number of years they've been on a platform, accomplishments they've made, etc.
They can be fun and information.
Output Link: Achievement Badges
Prompt: Dealing with lots of information isn't easy. When there are hundreds of pages or components, things can get messy if there's no clear hierarchy.
Design a pagination look and flow to make it simple.
Output Link: Pagination
Prompt: What's making progress and how does it work?
It could be a progress bar showing time remaining in a movie or it could calculate the progress made reading a book. Anything you want.
Output Link: Progress
Prompt: Design an avatar. It could be for company logos or photos of an app's users. Take into consideration the corner rounding, size, placement, etc.
Output Link: Avatar
Prompt: (No prompt found - Received wrong daily prompt from email)
Output Link: Tooltip
Prompt: Almost every app or website has legal terms. Signing up for a new product will generally require that users agree to the Terms of Service.
It's not glamorous, but it's important. :)
Output Link: Agree to Terms
Prompt: Create a design for a user to create something. Maybe it's a new document, a new design file, or a component such as creating a new column in a spreadsheet.
Output Link: Create New Book Review Entry
Prompt: Design something that's been personalized such as a newsfeed, timeline, user profile, etc.
It could even be book, travel, or product recommendations based on your purchases or browsing history.
Output Link: Curated For You
Prompt: Create some designs for an FAQ widget, section, or full page.
Everyone has questions about products and brands that make answers easy to find are amazing. Happy customers, happy business.
Output Link: Frequently Asked Questions
Prompt: Splash screens tend to occur right after someone opens an app.
It's easy to overlook, but making a great first impression with your users is essential to building trust.
Output Link: GearWorks Splash Screen
Prompt: News is occurring all around the world at all times. There's an ocean of content constantly being created.
Design a nice interface for reading the news.
Output Link: GlobalChronicle News
Prompt: What product is being showcased? Is it a physical product like a shoe or piece of art? Or is it a digital product?
Whatever it is, it's up to you. Consider the most important features and use cases for the product.
Output Link: TaskPro Product Tour
Prompt: Design a display, sequence or something related to items that are in stock (available). It could be food services, products, or inventory of another type.
Output Link: Currently In Stock
Prompt: Product giveaways are fun for brands and for customers.
Imagine a product you'd like to have and how you'd display it to incentivize customers to join.
Output Link: Luxury Watch Giveaway
Prompt: Not everyone likes seeing ads, but they're crucial for some products. Funny ads or inspiring ones tend to be remembered.
Think of the products being offered and their intended audience.
Output Link: ABC Coffee Advertisement
Prompt: Design a way to display different things such as people, photos, plants, products, etc. into different categories.
Output Link: Resources Categories
Prompt: What would you change about the homepage? Or the design prompts?
You could also redesign anything you'd like. :)
You've made it to day 100, but what's next? 😏
Output Link: Daily UI Redesign