News: UX/UI Design competition finalist🎉

A leading product design company, Bending Spoons, hosted their annual ‘Design Flows’ competition in Feb 2025. They invited designers all across Europe to respond to a design brief to design an app with high-fidelity UI screens, wireframes and user flows within a strict time limit of only 72 hours.

✉️1,300+ entries

🌍47 countries

🏅40 finalists

I’m happy to share that I was one of the top 40 finalists!

All finalists were invited to Milan to Bending Spoons HQ for an awards ceremony to celebrate our work and uncover the top 3 overall winners.


The brief

We were asked to design a mobile app for scientists on the moon managing “hexabot” robots.

3 high-fidelity app screens

The process was the most exciting part for me. It was a very quick, messy and iterative process, which required thinking about contexts beyond the norms of the world we live in today.

I incorporated multi-modal capabilities, anticipating the various constraints being in space would bring. I considered the intention behind interacting with these robots and the various ways information could be displayed and fed back. I included live-updates, such as a map and real-time perspective from the point of view of the robot.

Wireframes and user flows

A big thank you to bending spoons and congratulations to all applicants, finalists and winners.

*Disclaimer: We should stay aware that ‘good’ design should never be judged purely based on aesthetics or ‘Dribbble shot’ type designs. This competition was of course a bit of fun, and I value the process it brought and the connections it helped me make.

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