app design
One tap (Multi-Platform Login App)
This app interface offers a unified login system that allows users to sign into multiple popular platforms—Google, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, X (Twitter), Telegram, and others—from a single app. It provides a visually cohesive experience with individual login screens styled in alignment with each brand’s identity. The design is user-friendly, mobile-first, and tailored for fast, secure access across multiple social and messaging platforms.
My Role
UX/UI Designer
Duration
3 months
Tools
Figma, framer
Overview
Users often juggle multiple apps, each requiring different login credentials and steps. Forgetting passwords, switching between apps, and dealing with inconsistent UI experiences can lead to frustration, wasted time, and login fatigue. There's no centralized interface to handle these logins efficiently and securely.
A centralized login hub with easy access to major platforms. Branded UI screens for each app to maintain familiarity and trust. Options for Google, Apple, or phone-based logins, supporting flexibility. A smooth welcome/onboarding flow, guiding users without confusion. Clear CTA buttons ("Sign In", "Create Account", "Start Messaging") to drive action.
Research
The app design draws visual and functional inspiration from platforms like Google One Tap, Apple ID login, and OAuth-based SSO flows. Each screen reflects the official brand colors and UX tone of their respective services (e.g., Snapchat’s yellow background, Facebook’s blue CTA, etc.). The overall UX aligns with Material Design and Human Interface Guidelines, ensuring both visual consistency and usability. User experience patterns were also inspired by auth screens from apps like Authy, Truecaller, and Telegram.
Design
The design concept was to motivate users to take control of their health by setting personalized health goals, incorporating gamification, and making the tracking process enjoyable.
Results
During prototype testing, 90% of users appreciated the convenience of centralized login. The design improved task efficiency by reducing login time by 50% and increasing completion rates. Users found the flow intuitive and trusted the familiar UI styles of each platform. Feedback showed improved satisfaction, especially among users who often forget passwords or switch devices.
