In this future state for the Earn mobile, I faced a unique design challenge: adapting complex dashboards for much smaller mobile screens. HitBliss originally launched on desktops, so this transition was akin to forcing a square peg into a round hole. The goal was to effectively display a list of settings that controlled the user's ad-watching experience. In both the mobile app and desktop versions, we referred to this feature as "personalization." Users could adjust their settings to receive ads that were more relevant to them. Essentially, the more information they shared, the more tailored their ad experience would be, allowing them to earn money faster. Designing this for a mobile interface meant rethinking how information is presented. I had to prioritize clarity and usability, ensuring that despite the reduced screen size, users could easily navigate and modify their settings. This involved innovative design strategies to maintain functionality without overwhelming the user. Ultimately, the success of this project hinged on balancing detailed user control with a streamlined, intuitive interface, making personalization a seamless experience across both platforms.

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