"Pills Time" is a reminder for those people who are on medication and need a strict control. 
 It was 2016 and this app was my second that I took part in developing. 

In that time I've gained more experience in interface design and became more confident in certain stuff (although I still needed the manager's supervision a lot)

I learned how to use the material design guidelines, how to better organise the work process, and how to structure files and resources. 

Here the issue of organizing the work structure became acute, because in a small project the chaos did not pose much of a problem, but as the projects scaled up, some rather critical problems began to emerge.

I was responsible for the characters and many of the illustrations in the app, as well as the schedule interface, medication placemats, medication icons, interface and filler settings, banners, navigation icons, onboarding, competitor re-sourcing, screenshots, widgets, statistics, app support, and more.

 
All of the visuals were done on a pair with a colleague designer. I like teamwork, because a colleague can provide constructive criticism and feedback at the right moment, which helps when there are no big user tests in a small startup like this.
After a while I can't say it's a perfect design, but it's become part of my experience to learn the field of interface design and development processes in general.