For my project, I designed The Book Haven, a high-fidelity, mobile-first UI/UX prototype to "re-enchant" the local library and transform it from an outdated utility into an engaging, modern experience. My core design philosophy was "Digital Humanism," which meant I focused on blending the warmth of a physical library with the efficiency of a digital app. I implemented this philosophy visually through a warm, earthy color palette (Terracotta and Sage), an elegant Playfair Display/Inter typography pairing, and custom illustrations I included to make the app feel more inviting. My app solves the core user problems of "what's available?" and "how do I borrow?" by delivering on a "Goodreads × Swiggy × Community Hub" concept. I demonstrated this solution across three key screens I built: a Discover page with smart filters; a Book Details page with a one-click "Borrow" system; and a personal My Library dashboard that I designed to clearly track due dates and reading progress. I wrapped the entire experience in an intuitive, app-like bottom-bar navigation and have fully documented my design process in the repository. You can interact with my live prototype here: https://shreyasd2006.github.io/Library_Mobile/ — for the best experience, please view it on a mobile device or in your browser's mobile-first inspection tool (if it looks like the desktop site on your phone, please uncheck "Show desktop site" in your browser settings).