Based on the prototypes we came up with on Day 4, we can really start to create a realistic-looking flow from the splash screen all the way to some specific data points in a particular destination. This would almost be enough to qualify as our first MVP (minimal viable product)

Today we start to visualise all of the work we've done so far. Using the sketches, user flow and data points as a reference to achieve the goal we set out to tackle right at the beginning of the project: A simple, easily navigable application for digital nomadic entrepreneurs to

We've got a lot done already. The foundation of the app in terms of data points and user flows are fine for now. We can use these to start piecing together some rough sketches and feature ideas Today is all about working hard to put as much down on paper

Now we've kicked off this project with the initial ideation phase, it's time to get a rough outline of a high-level user flow. This will give us a loose framework to start sketching ideas and understanding the overarching architecture. At this stage, It doesn't have to be correct or precise.

I'm an advocate for doing stuff instead of talking about stuff. I always have been and always will be. Which is the main reason I hate meetings and is the sole reason why I'm designing an app in 5 days. Day 1: The ideaToday I talk through the idea, do

Modern metropolisesModern metropolises are often divided into a grid system of single use zones with the perceived benefit of efficiency and functionalism. Apartment blocks, shopping malls, business parks and leisure areas are built and subsequently connected to each other by various means of transportation. Regardless of the perceived efficiency and