Interface

Explore 129 award-winning designs tagged Interface on DesignAmid Magazine.

Designer: Chia-Min Lin Work: Music Recommendation Service Classification: Interface

Musiac

Musiac is a musical recommendation engine, utilize proactive participation to find precise options for its users. It aims to propose alternative interfaces to challenge the algorithm autocracy. Information filtering has become an inevitable searching approach. However, it creates echo chamber effects and constrains users in their comfort zone by strickly follow their preferences. Users become passive and stop questioning the options the machine provides. Spending time to review options may increase huge bio-cost, but it is the effort that creates a meaningful experience.

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Designer: Yuri Lee Work: UI Design Classification: Interface

Moulin Rouge

This project is designed for people who want to decorate their own cell phone with Moulin Rouge theme although they never visited in Moulin Rouge in Paris. The main purpose is to offer an improved digital experience and all of the design factors are to visualize the mood of Moulin Rouge. Consumers can customize design preset and icons on their favorites with a simple tap on the screen.

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Designer: Responsive Spaces Work: Interactive Exhibit Classification: Interface

Pitch

Yogi Berra was a baseball icon. The museum dedicated to his greatness in Little Falls, NY, was looking for a modern and fun sparkling way to deliver his spirit to young and old. Responsive Spaces provided an easy to engage with, interactive exhibit which presents the physics of baseball to all visitors. The goal was to be convenient enough for indoor use while at the same time deliver some ball whirling action. By combining stylized illustrations with high-tech sensor magic Responsive Spaces created an installation, which meets all prerequisites and most importantly, is lots of fun to play!

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Designer: Pan Yong Work: Smartwatch Face Classification: Interface

Simple Code IV Rouge And Paon

The Simple Code IV Rouge And Paon is a striking blend of minimalism and exoticism. The use of a vibrant accent colour against a neutral background adds a touch of excitement to the design, effortlessly capturing the user's attention. The unique layout, which forms a spiral shape by connecting the day mark and the time index, creates a fresh and exotic look for the watch, enhancing the user experience in a distinctive way.

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Designer: Responsive Spaces Work: Tradeshow Highlight Classification: Interface

Steel City

The Steel City is a stylized model depicting the steelworks of the future. It consists of semi-transparent acrylic models placed on a led-wall, which serves as a screen for demonstrating various use-cases by literally making the Steel City glow: when selecting one of the scenarios at the terminals, users trigger animations which visualize the processes and work-flows of the steel plant in a firework of light and color projected through the acrylic models on top. The whole experience is extended by a professional layer of information, accessed at the terminals via a unique haptic interface.

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Designer: Pan Yong Work: Smartwatch Face Classification: Interface

Cyber Element

The Cyber Element smartwatch face exudes a sleek cyberpunk aesthetic through its minimalist design. The fusion of futuristic and simplistic styles, along with the use of color themes, effectively conveys both simplicity and complexity of information. By skillfully placing the information indicators, the dial is kept uncluttered, which not only saves space but also ensures optimal readability. The resulting design makes the smartwatch an ideal choice for both casual and entertainment settings.

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Designer: Willy Lai Work: Redesign Classification: Interface

Macys Website

Macy's Website is an online retail interface that allows customers to browse and buy the products offered by Macy's. The website was redesigned in response to customer feedback, resulting in a clean and simple layout inspired by fashion media and consumer technology products. Responsive web technologies allow access through laptop computers, tablets and smartphones. Extensive research guided the work, including user surveys, interviews, A/B testing and usability testing. The simpler structure streamlines the purchase process and improved user engagement.

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Designer: Pan Yong Work: Smartwatch Watch Face Classification: Interface

The English Numbers

A natural way to read time. The English and numbers go together, form a futuristic look and feel. The layout of the dial let user gets the information on battery, date, daily steps in a quick way. With multiple colour themes, the overall look and feel is suitable for both casual looking and sporty looking smart watches.

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Designer: Vestel UX/UI Design Group Work: Meeting Room Display Interface Classification: Interface

Huddle

Huddle is a meeting room display interface designed for corporate offices. Huddle organizes activities before, during and after a meeting, and gathers all related content in one place. Many meeting room solutions focus only on hardware, while Huddle combines product and application functions to support task organization. The interface plans the meeting flow and helps users save time. Features include shortcuts to frequently used categories, a secure login flow and a meeting calendar shown as cards. Huddle also supports note taking, sharing, presenting and collaboration.

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Designer: Pan Yong Work: Smartwatch Face Classification: Interface

Code Titanium Alloy

The Code Titanium Alloy tells the time by conveying a feeling of the combination of postmodernism and futurism. It renders a metal looking material, meanwhile, uses the variety of dots and patterns as a metaphor not only to keep the layout organized, but also to be a dominant way for the futuristic style. The inspiration is from the material: titanium alloy. Such material conveys the sense of future as well as the elegance. Besides, as the material of a watch face, it suits both business and casual purpose very well.

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Designer: Vestel UX/UI Design Group Work: Electric Vehicle Charger App Classification: Interface

Drive Green

Drive Green is a mobile application for monitoring and controlling electric vehicle chargers. The application allows users to start and end a charging session without being near the vehicle. The charging status can be followed at any time through a simple interface, and the colours of a circular light display indicate states such as charging, waiting, paused and faulted. Light and dark interface themes are offered. Users can be given different roles for changing device settings, which improves security. Drive Green is available for iOS and Android phones.

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Designer: Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen Work: Mobile and Smartwatch Application Classification: Interface

Magic Fitness

Magic Fitness is a gamified fitness application for smartphones and smartwatches. The application helps users build daily exercise habits. Health behaviors recorded by the devices are turned into magic energy inside the game. The magic energy raises the level of a magic avatar and earns gold coins. Coins can be used to buy items, change costumes and support real charity events. Users set fitness goals, view weekly and monthly progress, and share health trends with other users. The aim of the design is to raise motivation for regular exercise.

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