Hi Dribbblers!

Recently, I chanced upon the UB Ports - the community keeping the Ubuntu touch project alive despite being discontinued by Canonical.

The UI is really beautiful, but some of its interface are not as good of a user experience compared to other mobile OSes.

What did I do?

I took inspiration from other OSes and redesigned the Ubuntu touch UI, while retaining Ubuntu's signature and modernised look.

Changelog:

• Notifications Bar

  • Make notifications bar transparent

  • Reduced size of notifications bar icons

• Lock Screen

  • Circle has a triangle as pointer

  • Added app* shortcuts on lockscreen

• Launcher

  • Changed to new ubuntu icon

  • Light themed launcher bar

  • Time displayed is bigger when launcher opens

  • Pinned apps* are displayed from the top to the bottom

• Recents

  • Removed text describing apps*

  • Added 'Clear Scopes' button

  • Rounded corners of screenshots of apps*

• Notifications

  • Made connectivity toggles at the front by default

  • For more settings, pull down the notification shade once more

  • Added brightness slider, with neumorphic design

  • Added settings button

  • Added large clock and date display at the top of notifications

  • Changed notifications to display at the bottom by default for reachability, where notifications are displayed from can be configured in settings

  • Added 'Clear Notifications' button

*Are apps called scopes in ubuntu touch?

Feedback :)

Please drop a ❤️ or 'L' if you liked my work :)

I'd love to hear from you, what do you think of this concept?

Rebound!

Rebound this shot to show us how you envision ubuntu touch to be! 🏀

I can't wait to see what everyone can come up with!! 🤩🤩🤩

▼ Some Screenshots ▼

Thanks for viewing! 😊

This concept is not sponsored.

Learn more about the community behind Ubuntu touch: ubports.com