Khabar
News is everywhere. That's the problem. Too many apps, too many sources, and by the time you've opened three tabs you've lost 15 minutes and retained nothing. Khabar was a 72-hour sprint to design a news app that actually works for people who are busy and want to stay informed.
The problem with news apps isn't the content. It's the system that decides what you see first.
I started with Play Store reviews and a survey targeting college students and young professionals. The pattern was clear: people want one place for everything, short summaries, and a feed that knows what they care about. I restructured the information layout around that. Your daily briefing at the top. Interest-based sections below. Local and global news separated without any manual setup from your end.
Redesigning the feed meant making editorial decisions through design, not just UI choices.
The output was a cleaner reading experience. A top news digest, a curated interest feed, a Top 10 for quick scanning. The layout is minimal on purpose. The news does the work. The app just gets out of the way.reatives aiming to leave a strong impression.
