RaveRadar.

RaveRadar is an event-finder app concept for young people looking for their next night out. I designed a guided experience that helps them discover parties by location, date and personal taste, then explore the details and save their favourites.

  • UX/UI design
  • App concept
Welcome screen: Bock zu feiern? RaveRadar event discovery screen Music and event category preferences

From challenge to concept

  1. UX challenge

    Help young people find a party that fits their location, schedule and taste, without getting lost in irrelevant options.

  2. Solution

    A guided search narrows the choices step by step. Event cards, details and map views turn those preferences into a plan.

  3. Result

    A cohesive app prototype connecting personalised discovery with event details, saved favourites and practical tips for the night ahead.

Find your night, step by step.

A short, conversational flow turns an open-ended search into a few clear choices: where, when and what kind of event. Familiar icons and visible selected states keep preferences easy to understand. The dark interface and electric purple accents give the app a recognisable nightlife identity.

RaveRadar welcome screen: Bock zu feiern?
Personalised onboarding asking for the user’s name
Location and search-radius selection
Date and time selection with a calendar
Category selection with music and event preferences

From discovery to a plan.

Event cards make it easy to browse, while detail pages bring the lineup and route together. A map supports nearby discovery, favourites keep plans in one place, and a dedicated tips area adds practical guidance for partying while travelling.

Personalised event results with filter chips
Event details with lineup and route action
Map view with nearby events
Saved events in favourites
Tips for safer partying while travelling