Role
As Lead UI/UX Designer, I steered the user research, information architecture, high-fidelity prototyping, and developer hand-off. I collaborated with product managers, engineers, and end users to ensure the design met both business and user needs.
Problem
Users faced a fragmented experience: lengthy, multi-step subscriptions caused a 50% drop-off; religious resources were scattered across platforms; and there were no integrated tools for community engagement or self-reflection.
Project Goals
• Reduce onboarding drop-off from 50% to 20% or lower
• Increase daily active users by 25%
• Boost community participation by 40%
• Deliver all core features in three taps
Target audience
1. Devout Christians and Muslims seeking daily spiritual guidance.
2. Community-oriented believers craving group activities and discussions.
3. Individuals focused on personal spiritual growth through mindfulness and journaling.
4. Parents seeking age-appropriate religious content for children.
5. Tech-savvy practitioners who prefer digital platforms for devotionals.
Research and Discovery
Research combined quantitative and qualitative methods: surveys to capture broad behaviour patterns, in‑depth interviews to uncover motivations and pain points, and analytics reviews of early funnels to identify drop‑off points. Key insights revealed that most users loved short daily prompts but abandoned sign‑up flows that required account creation; many valued community features but hesitated when group onboarding felt public; and parents wanted curated children’s content separated from adult devotional feeds. These findings led directly to the decision to offer SMS keywords and web links for frictionless opt‑ins, build a private journaling flow, and segment the home feed by age and content type.
Usable Design Systems
I established a scalable design system in Figma, complete with components for buttons, cards, typography, and iconography. A consistent color palette balanced neutrality with subtle faith-specific motifs, ensuring accessibility and brand cohesion across screens.

Solution
The final experience simplified onboarding with a two‑tap subscription option (Christianity or Islam), The final design for Religious Notification brings all spiritual activities into a single, intuitive home experience that helps users stay consistent in their daily practice. The interface opens with a personalized greeting and a prominent Devotional card that surfaces the “Verse of the Day,” allowing users to engage with scripture in one tap. Inspirational Quotes are presented as color-coded cards for quick reading or copying, each styled to match its respective passage theme and optimized for fast sharing. I reorganized the navigation into a clean left sidebar that groups the platform’s key features like Bible study, Groups, Music & Courses, Mindfulness Resources, Journal, and Trivia, so users can move seamlessly across different spiritual activities without cognitive overload.

Simplified onboarding with a two‑tap subscription option
Impacts
Post‑launch analytics showed meaningful improvements across our primary goals. Onboarding completion was 90%, daily active engagement was about 20%, and community sign‑ups were recoreded. Usability testing also revealed fast task completion, and qualitative feedback highlighted the convenience of SMS opt‑ins and the emotional value of daily reflections. Future plans include AI‑driven personalization for deeper relevance, push notifications for mood‑based prompts, and further expansion of the children’s content suite.
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