Image 1 — A retro speaker that has the same haptics as old portable casette players I designed back in 2020 for a university project.
Image 2 — A retro speaker that has the same haptics as old portable casette players I designed back in 2020 for a university project.
Image 3 — A retro speaker that has the same haptics as old portable casette players I designed back in 2020 for a university project.
Image 4 — A retro speaker that has the same haptics as old portable casette players I designed back in 2020 for a university project.
Image 5 — A retro speaker that has the same haptics as old portable casette players I designed back in 2020 for a university project.
Image 6 — A retro speaker that has the same haptics as old portable casette players I designed back in 2020 for a university project.
Image 7 — A retro speaker that has the same haptics as old portable casette players I designed back in 2020 for a university project.

A retro speaker that has the same haptics as old portable casette players I designed back in 2020 for a university project.

*The second image was generated with AI with my design as reference

Here is the old behance link if anyone wants to check it out. I somehow rediscovered it and think it was a pretty neat design that has a completly different vibe than the new really clean (mostly touch) devices we use nowadays. Im happy for any feedback aswell, but keep in my this project was 6 years ago in 4th semester.

https://www.behance.net/gallery/97434185/Melody-portable-speaker

u/MrMiyagi98 — 9 days ago

Feedback on my UI-Design for a vocabulary widget calender app that shows you one new word to learn per day

I also included my figma designs so that you can see i did not design with AI but myself ( and yeah… my file is kinda messy I know…). I also changed some things while getting it into testflight only in the code and not in Figma anymore like definitions/lautschrift/wordtype. I also designed it for all three widget sizes and also for the lock screen.

u/MrMiyagi98 — 30 days ago
▲ 4 r/Habits

Habit of learning new language made simple, vocab widget on the homescreen with one vocab a day

u/MrMiyagi98 — 1 month ago
▲ 77 r/Frugal

My Ikea „Schuhlöffel“ / Shoehorn broke. So i just grabed a garden scissor and decided to repair it.

Its shorter now but definitely still works. Of course you have to get down a little bit more now but thats okay for me. Im still young :P … first though i had was i need to get a new one next time im in the city. Than i looked at it while wanting to throw it away and just thought… hold on? Why not just trim it, like you would trim a pencil that is not sharp anymore. And voila. Here we are :)

u/MrMiyagi98 — 1 month ago