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Product Designer · via NeoPrototype Consulting

Math Formulas

I led UX/UI design for a formula lookup app with over a million users. Try the main flow here, then explore the decisions, tablet layouts and component system behind it.

Math Formulas · main flow

Product Designer · via NeoPrototype Consulting

A million students need the right formula in seconds. Every design decision serves that clock.

Math Formulas

1M+ UsersMobile AppEdTech4 languages
Math Formulas home screen with colour coded topics
Triangle formula card shown next to its geometry diagram
Dragging to reorder a saved formula list
Language settings: Vietnamese, English, French and Portuguese

Left → right: colour-coded topics · formula cards with diagrams · drag to reorder saved sets · four languages

Context. Math Formulas is a formula lookup app with over a million users. I led UX/UI design through NeoPrototype Consulting, focusing on fast lookup, readable formula cards and reusable saved lists for students.

Design decisions.

  • Designed for fast lookup. Colour and icon cues distinguish topics; content is layered topic → group → formula, with search available throughout the main flow.
  • Formula cards you read once. The formula, its symbols and the geometry diagram sit side by side, so nobody has to picture it in their head.
  • Saved lists you can organize. Students can collect formulas for revision and arrange them in an order that matches what they are studying.
  • One design, four markets. The interface holds up in Vietnamese, English, French and Portuguese, in light and dark, without the layout breaking.

iPad layout

The same app, one pane wider.

On a phone the app moves forward one screen at a time. On iPad the topic rail stays left while formulas open right, so students can switch chapters while keeping the navigation in view.

iPad layout: topic rail on the left, geometry formula cards on the right
Master and detail at once: topics on the left, formula cards with their diagrams on the right. Sub-topic chips keep the next chapter one tap away.
iPad empty state: colour coded topic list with a prompt to pick a topic
The empty state points somewhere instead of sitting blank: the colour coding does the teaching, the right pane waits.
Calculator tools and the settings screen on iPad
Calculators, favourites and settings share the same rail, so a tool is never buried behind another screen.

Inside the file

The system behind the screens.

The project includes phone and tablet layouts, reusable components and connected prototype states. The interactive walkthrough was refreshed for this portfolio; it demonstrates the design, not a live production app.

Overview of the Math Formulas Figma file: screen pages, design system, component library and the web of prototype connections
The whole file at a glance, prototype connections included. Click to open it full size.
  • ScreensEvery phone and iPad state, from an empty saved list to a full formula card.
  • ComponentsOne library the screens are assembled from, so a change lands everywhere at once.
  • FlowsThe main path mapped end to end before any pixel gets polished.
  • Prototype statesPressed, saved, empty, switched language. Wired, not left for the developer to guess.

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