I’m ready to give Skiply—my real-time queue-monitoring app—a polished, professional look and feel across both iOS and Android. The goal is a corporate-grade interface that instantly reassures users they can rely on the data they see, while keeping interactions intuitive so anyone can check a wait-time at a glance. Key focus areas • Real-time updates must be visually prominent without overwhelming the screen. Think clear information hierarchy, subtle motion or color cues for status changes, and legible typography in all lighting conditions. • A user- friendly flow from onboarding to daily use. Each tap should feel obvious, with navigation patterns native to each platform so neither iOS nor Android users sense a quick port. Deliverables 1. High-fidelity screen designs for all core journeys (home, location search, live queue view, alerts, profile/settings). 2. A clickable prototype in Figma or Adobe XD demonstrating micro-interactions for live updates and notification settings. 3. A lightweight style guide: color palette, typography, iconography, and component specs to keep future development consistent. I’ll supply branding basics (logo, primary color) and sample wireframes the moment we start. If you’ve handled data-heavy apps before and can translate numbers into calm, confident UI, I’d love to see a couple of relevant examples alongside your proposal.