I Redesigned the Libby Library App | Speed UX/UI Design

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In the 66th episode of Demystifying Design, I'll be redesigning the Libby Mobile app!
The goals of this redesign were to make it easier for users to:
1. Find books that I might like.
2. Check out a book.
3. See what books I currently have checked out (and when they’re due).
4. Read a book that I’ve checked out.
5. Send a book to my Kindle.
6. Place holds on books that I want to read.
7. See what books I have on hold, and when it will be ready for me.
8. View my reading history.
9. Get recommendations based on my reading history.
10. Access my account menu, settings, etc.
This entire redesign took me about 4 hours to complete (over 1 day). Hope you enjoy!
Important timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:24 Style guide & user stories
1:50 Redeisign begins!
2:35 Home screen
3:34 Perspective switcher
4:15 Search screen
6:00 Single book screen
7:35 History screen
8:26 Final result!
Music licensed by Epidemic Sound:
Replica (Instrumental), by I'MIN
Disc Me Bro, by Basixx
Getting Tipsy, by Fox Morrow
Salamanca, by Sarah The Instrumentalist
All content in this video is intended to be purely transformational in nature.
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