My Android app screens live in Figma and cover the full user journey, yet they still feel like wireframes rather than something a developer can ship. I need a seasoned mobile designer to finesse both the UI and the UX, and you have full permission to adjust layouts as well as refine what is already there. Brand colours, typography and iconography are defined in a short style-guide; everything else can benefit from your creative eye as long as it stays on brand. Key goals • Elevate visual polish so every component follows Material-You best practices and scales gracefully across common Android breakpoints. • Tighten UX flows—micro-interactions, error states, empty states—to ensure each screen feels intuitive and consistent. • Optimise the Figma file itself: auto-layout, components, variants and a tidy layer hierarchy that developers can inspect without hunting. Deliverables 1. Updated Figma file with all screens, reusable components and applied styles. 2. Clickable prototype reflecting the refined flows. 3. Short hand-off note (or embedded page) explaining spacing, typography scale and colour tokens. Acceptance criteria • No detached layers; everything uses components or variants. • Styles panel shows a clean set of colour, text and effect styles with no duplicates. • Prototype links mimic the intended in-app navigation without dead ends. If you’re comfortable turning a solid concept into production-ready design, I’m ready to share the file and the current brand guide so you can dive straight in.