Oh Dear Something,
I’m absolutely thrilled (can you feel the excitement?) to introduce you to my latest creation: the Nothing Phone App. Crafted with the finest elements from the Nothing OS design system, and icons from Google. This app is truly a game-changer. Below, I’ve outlined the “revolutionary” features you’re about to experience:
Main Screen:
- Dial
- Call Logs
- Contacts
Dial:
- A modern call screen—because, let’s face it, we’ve all been begging for a refresh.
- Dial numbers—because, believe it or not, people still like to call each other.
- Select your calling SIM—because variety is everything.
- Number search result—find that elusive number with a single tap. Truly cutting-edge.
Call Logs
- Sort calls—tap once to filter all calls, incoming calls, outgoing calls, or missed calls. Organize your life with a single tap—why complicate things?
- Video/Audio call buttons—because why settle for regular calls when you can go full next-gen?
- Last call status—because you definitely need to know if that last call was incoming, outgoing, missed, or—dare I say it—blocked.
- Call time—because, of course, you must know exactly when your call took place—whether you made it or received it. Timing is everything, right?
- Online indicator for internet calling (exclusive to Nothing devices, naturally)—because who doesn’t love a bit of exclusivity?
Contacts:
Group management —finally, a way to organize your contacts into groups like “Friends,” “Family,” “Co-workers,” or maybe even “That one person I accidentally gave my number to.” You’re welcome.
Direct dial or message button—instant access to anyone you need to reach.
- Contact screen —because who doesn’t want all the juicy details in one place? View contact name, tag, phone number, profile picture, location, connected apps (linked to the contact’s number), and, of course, share contact info via QR code. It’s everything you need to know about someone, neatly packaged.
- QR code for easy sharing—because exchanging numbers the old-fashioned way is so last century
I’m confident you’ll find these features as revolutionary as I do. (jk) Feel free to dive in and experience the future of nothingness. Looking forward to your feedback—or, at the very least, your mandatory praise.
Not the sexiest UI/UX desinger,
Aman
