The Riot Mobile project was my first dive into the challenge of improving an existing app, and it was both exciting and eye-opening. As I worked within the constraints of an established design system, I found myself constantly brainstorming new features and creative solutions to elevate the experience. Over time, I developed a deeper understanding of what users truly needed—their frustrations, goals, and desires. This insight became the foundation for transforming Riot Mobile into a more intuitive and engaging platform, one that felt fresh yet familiar to its loyal users.

One of the toughest parts of the project was recreating Riot Mobile's assets from scratch. It required a lot of attention to detail—I spent hours comparing my designs with existing screenshots to make sure every element aligned perfectly with Riot's brand guidelines. Despite the challenges, I loved every moment of it. This project taught me that refining an existing app can be just as thrilling as building one from the ground up. It’s a different kind of creativity, one that balances innovation with respect for what already works. In the end, I walked away with not just a polished design, but a wealth of new skills and a deeper appreciation for the art of iteration.