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Material Onboarding: GitHub for Android

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Uses: Adobe illustrator

UpLabs hosted a design challenge - in which I designed an onboarding flow for GitHub on Android. I focused on options like tracking issues and pull requests, your activity feed, and managing projects instead of editing code. At the end of the challenge, my project ranked in the top 10 out of 273 challengers!

Onboarding flow for GitHub, featuring 3 step pagination after logging in: 1) Track issues and pull requests. 2) Catch up on follows and stars. 3) Manage and update projects. After going through the flow, all options are accessible via a navigation pane on the left side of the app.
Material GitHub, designed by me!

🏆 Runner Up

The MaterialUp Challenge
“Let's rethink the on-boarding experience on Android!”

Results (273 challengers) My Submission

What if you could experience GitHub on Android? Why would you even bother? No one is going to create a repo, realistically, via their handheld device.

Material GitHub demonstrates the ease of onboarding for a mobile environment with a focus on tracking issues and pull requests, seeing updates from people you follow and your stars, plus managing projects.

This was one of my first "UI mockup" projects with Adobe Illustrator. Up until this point in my life, I used Adobe Illustrator to draw vector images – not design user interfaces. It was a lot of fun to figure out how to organize my file and adhere to Google's Material Design specs.

You can download the .AI file from UpLabs (made with Adobe Illustrator CS6).

Tags: ui challenge material design

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