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About Daily Design Challenge: UI/UX

Become a better designer with daily challenges. Daily Design Challenge gives you one focused UI/UX brief every day, the kind product designers tackle at the best app companies. Just a prompt, a few constraints, and real examples that already nail it. I created this app because I wish it existed when I started designing. Now the apps I design have done dozens of millions of downloads. A LEARNING PATH TAILORED FOR YOU • Tell us what you want to get better at, and today’s challenge adapts to your experience level. • Recommended challenges across 16 categories: interaction, onboarding, typography, color, animation, accessibility, monetization, gamification, and more. • Three difficulty levels, from a 30-minute warm-up to an hour-long brief. LEARN FROM THE BEST • 180+ apps to study. Every challenge points to real, shipping apps that already solve the problem well, so you learn from what works instead of a blank canvas. • See exactly which screens to open, what to look at, and why it works. GO DEEP ON WHAT MATTERS • 100+ long-form videos on app design, paired with the challenges they inspired. • Full breakdowns of award-winning apps, redesigns, and the decisions behind them, explained from a working designer’s point of view. BUILD THE HABIT • Hold to complete a challenge, then share your work. • Short enough for a coffee break, real enough for your portfolio. • Skill compounds: a quick brief every morning beats one big project every quarter. WHO IT’S FOR • Junior designers building a portfolio and a daily habit. • Mid-career designers keeping their eye sharp. • Engineers and PMs who want to think more like designers. • Anyone who’s tired of wondering “what should I design today?” SUBSCRIPTION Daily Design Challenge is a subscription app. Start with a 3-day free trial, then subscribe to keep the full challenge library, the 180+ app references, and every video. The trial converts to a paid subscription unless you cancel before it ends. Cancel anytime in Settings > Apple Account > Subscriptions. Privacy policy: https://dailydesignchallenge.com/privacy/ Terms of use: https://dailydesignchallenge.com/terms/

What’s new

Version 1.1.1 · Updated October 16, 2026

Fixes a problem that could stop a subscription from starting on iPad. If the App Store can’t complete a purchase, the app now says to try again.

App privacy

The developer, We Are So Back, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Purchases: Purchase History
  • Identifiers: User ID
  • Usage Data: Advertising Data

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Location: Coarse Location
  • Identifiers: Device ID
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction, Other Usage Data
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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