Contact person: Minimalist Film Camera App UI/UX

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Location: Mumbai, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m building a mobile app that recreates the feel of shooting on real film while keeping the interface extremely minimalist and simple. The scope is limited to two core moments: a film-selector screen followed by the main camera screen. There will be more screens to view photos, may be some animations to process photos, etc as well.

Film selector
• About 5–6 film stocks will be available. I haven’t fixed the exact interaction yet, so I’m open to your proposal—whether that ends up being a smooth swipe carousel, a clean tap grid, or another elegant pattern that keeps the flow snappy on both Android and iOS.

Camera screen
The layout should echo a classic point-and-shoot but remain uncluttered. Essential controls include:
• Manual ISO and shutter-speed dials or sliders
• A straightforward flash toggle
• A tactile “film-advance crank” gesture or button to ready the next frame
• A counter to see how many photos have already been taken.

What I need from you
1. Low-fidelity wireframes that pin down the user flow for both screens
2. High-fidelity mock-ups (Figma, Sketch or Adobe XD) faithful to a minimalist aesthetic—ample negative space, restrained color palette, crisp iconography
3. A clickable prototype that demonstrates the crank interaction and film selection flow on typical phone breakpoints
4. UI assets exported and organized for hand-off to development

Once those deliverables are in place we can discuss any micro-animation or haptic feedback details in a follow-up phase.

If you thrive on distilling complex camera workflows into clean, intuitive touch interactions, this project should be a perfect fit." (client-provided description)