All cases Case 02 — agency project

Lit — mobile app for events and clubs

A full product rather than an MVP: people find an event, book a table at the venue and pick their drinks before they arrive. Delivered inside an agency team — the whole screen set in the dark theme, with its own UI kit.

2 weeks from brief to the finished screen set, delivered with minimal revisions

A full product, not an MVP — every flow of the app, not a demo slice
States drawn, not implied — errors, empty states, loading, failed payment, no connection
Its own UI kit — buttons, inputs, cards, pop-ups, icons, colour and typography

Product: Lit — mobile app for events and clubs: table booking at venues and drinks chosen in advance
Role: UX/UI designer, agency project
Timeline: About two weeks for the full screen set, with minimal revisions
Deliverables: Complete screen set in the dark theme, full state coverage, UI kit, clickable prototype
Scope: Log in and sign up, event flow, explore, club, notifications, profile, bookings, guest mode

Lit is the part of a night out that usually happens over the phone: you find the event, you book a table at the venue, and you choose what you will be drinking before you get there. The whole app is drawn in a dark theme, screen by screen, and the flows carry the ordinary awkward parts too — a booking that has already passed, a payment that failed, a guest who has not signed up yet.

It is the largest production set I have shipped, and the point of it is completeness. A developer building from these files does not have to guess what an empty list looks like, what happens while a photo uploads or what the screen says when the connection drops: every one of those is drawn. The kit underneath — buttons, inputs, cards, pop-ups, icons, colour and type — is what kept a set that size consistent.