Idea Link

Our client saw a gap in the market for dog-focused social networks and wanted us to develop an app to be used by dog owners in the New York area.

As a result, we built a native iOS mobile app with Bubble.

Mond has features normally found in other social networks: personal profiles (in Mond’s case, the profile describes the dog, not the owner. Details include the breed, whether the dog is neutered, level of energy, etc.), a news feed, photo uploads, adding friends and personal messaging.

However, the main feature of Mond is a map with all of the dog parks in the New York area. Users can voluntarily check in a dog park, in which case all other users of the app will see that they’re currently there. Visits to the park can also be scheduled. Scheduled visits can be seen on friends’ feeds.

In addition, people who have Instagram profiles of their dogs can sync them to the dog app - all of their Instagram photos will also be visible on their Mond profile.

If dog owners meet other app users in real life, they can add them to their friend list by scanning a QR code, in which case they will instantly become friends, with no confirmation needed.

Deliverables:

• Wireframe
• UX/UI Design
• Prototyping
• API implementation
• Native App Development.

Client's problem

The client wanted to find a way to compare prices of mobile phones and associated network services in an easy and transparent manner, aimed at the Luxembourg area. With all of the relevant information located in a single website, users could see the full picture and make an informed buying decision.

Our solution

We built LetzCompare - a price comparison website for telecom services and phones. For this project, we used Bubble - a No Code tool. The website set out as an MVP to test the idea with potential audiences. After a successful proof of concept, we finished the website and made it into a fully functional product with a clever custom data filtering solution. LetzCompare is a great example of going around Bubble’s backend and frontend limitations to deliver the best possible performance with a product-specific data structure. It was achieved using regular server filters and advanced filters in the front-end at the same time. To avoid long loading times, we juggled shown data using different element states that load different database queries and are displayed based on their load speed/status. It allows seeing the data even as the app is still processing a user’s search. This logic uses the website’s resources in an optimal way and results in a fluent user experience.

Deliverables

• Wireframe
• UX/UI Design
• Prototyping
• Blog built on Webflow
• Web Development
• Database structure
• Onboarding

Client's problem

The client needed an extensive real estate platform such as opendoor.com for their agency to better serve their clients.

Our solution

A real estate marketplace built with Bubble, a No Code tool. It has a long list of features, such as 4 different user roles, the ability to book viewings, the ability to upload and list different types of listings, automatic newsletters based upon preferences and newly uploaded listings, listings approval flows, 3D view, reviews and many more. For this project in particular the design was dictated by the client himself. It is a great tool for both landlords and agents or renters looking for their dream home!

Deliverables

• Wireframe
• UX/UI Design
• Prototyping
• Web Development