
Kick off the Amazon app redesign using Figma, focusing on the main page, with daily update videos to make the Amazon better.
Start a wireframe for the Amazon app in Figma, design the homepage with a search box, and build 8–10 projects to strengthen your portfolio using Figma and Adobe XD.
Explore home screen wireframes for redesigning the Amazon app in Figma, featuring category options, sticky navigation, a prominent Amazon feature, search integration, and responsive layout.
Complete the home wireframe by aligning elements with a consistent 24-by-24 spacing and deciding if a line is needed. Adjust spacing and structure to improve the look.
Create and refine lo-fi prototypes and wireframes for an Amazon clone using Figma, adjusting icons, colors, and layouts, and align navigation, categories, and sections for a clear, consistent design.
Design a categories bar for the Amazon app redesign by duplicating, grouping, and aligning elements, adjusting margins, imagery, and stroke for a cohesive layout.
Learn how to enable horizontal overflow scrolling in a figma prototype by adjusting frames, alignment, and backgrounds while refining a scrollable bar for the Amazon app redesign.
Iterate on the feature screen layout in the Amazon redesign app, aligning edges, centering text, adjusting images and strokes, and testing spacing to produce a clear, balanced UI.
Finalize the home screen lo-fi prototype by refining spacing, centering key elements, and displaying core features with low visibility, including feature bullets, product categories, logos, and a search card.
Application design proceeds in parallel with conceptual design in a DBMS-independent way. When a database system is being designed, the designers should be aware of the transactions/applications that will run on the database. An important part of database design is to specify the functional characteristics of these transactions early in the design process. This ensures that the database will include all the information required by these transactions.
The DBA provides database transaction design and quality control services to the application programmers. Such support services include reviewing the database application design to ensure that transactions are correct, efficient, and compliant with database integrity and standards.
Due to the complex nature of today’s enterprise software applications, core functionalities of the application are tied to back-end application often referred to as “system of record.” Systems of record could be database systems or ERP systems for inventory and pricing information, for example. If these upstream systems are not scalable or they suffer from performance challenges, then the situation can grow into a system availability issue, especially during peak loads
Application issues impacting availability
In addition to architecting various components to ensure high availability, it is imperative that the application modules be designed and coded so as to ensure high availability.
The difference between good app design and a poor one is usually the quality of its user experience. Fast loading times, ease of use, and overall customer satisfaction during an interaction should be integral parts of your design. Great app design is clearly laid out, efficient to use, and aesthetically pleasing.