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Figma App Designer Needed

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Awais A.Harminder K.James H.Vishva T.Favour O. + 18 others have already sent a proposal.
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Description

Experience Level: Entry
Hi,

I have vibecoded a mobile app, and now need someone to create Figma Designs of the new app. You will need to have an iPhone running a more recent iOS.

We had orignially designed the app in Figma, but since development, the design is now completely different. I need someone who I can provide access to the app and to make the screens like for like inside figma.

There are around 20 screens that are going to need to be built. Majority of them are all very similar, just a few amendments to each page.

Please include FLARE at the top of your proposla, so I know you have read the full description, please also acknowledge whether you are aware how TestFlight on iOS works (if you have an iPhone) and include the price for 20 x screens (not all fresh screens) to be designed in Figma.

Thanks!

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  • Favour O.

    Hey Ben, Could you clarify: Should the Figma file include a structured design system with reusable components, variants, and auto-layout for scalability?
    Do you need interactive prototypes to demonstrate user flows, or is static screen recreation sufficient?
    Are there specific iOS guidelines or design patterns (e.g. navigation, gestures) we should follow to match native app behaviour?
    Should the file be organised with separate pages or sections for easy navigation and developer handoff?
    Do you want design tokens (e.g. colours, typography, spacing) documented for consistency across screens?
    Should I use nested auto-layouts and constraints to ensure responsive behaviour across device sizes?
    These details will ensure the Figma file is accurate, scalable, and developer-ready.