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The screenshots introduce Remote as a comprehensive mobile HR command center, then drill down into specific self-service features like time off, expenses, and payroll to demonstrate ease of use for the employee.
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Frame-by-frame listing evidence
Across 6 frames, Remote Global HR most often uses floating device composition and device treatment with solid backgrounds. 6 frames include visible caption copy.
Frame 1
Manage your HR tasks on the go with Remote
- Composition / device
- floating device
- Content
- ui screenshot
- Background
- solid
- Copy treatment
- top, benefit led, professional
Frame 2
Manage time off requests
- Composition / device
- floating device
- Content
- ui screenshot
- Background
- solid
- Copy treatment
- top, functional, clear
Frame 3
Track and submit your expenses
- Composition / device
- floating device
- Content
- ui screenshot
- Background
- solid
- Copy treatment
- top, action oriented, simple
Frame 4
View your payslips
- Composition / device
- floating device
- Content
- ui screenshot
- Background
- solid
- Copy treatment
- top, informative, direct
Frame 5
Track invoice payments
- Composition / device
- floating device
- Content
- ui screenshot
- Background
- solid
- Copy treatment
- top, functional, reliable
Frame 6
Track your work hours
- Composition / device
- floating device
- Content
- ui screenshot
- Background
- solid
- Copy treatment
- top, utility focused, simple
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Remote uses a highly consistent 'container' strategy, placing rounded UI cards against a deep navy blue background. This high-contrast approach makes the light-mode app interface pop while maintaining a professional, corporate identity. The background includes a subtle blueprint-style grid and whimsical, risograph-textured illustrations (like paper planes and coins) that add personality without cluttering the screen. Designers can learn from the use of 'secondary' illustrations to bridge the gap between dry HR data and a consumer-grade mobile experience. The copywriting is purely functional, using verbs ('Manage', 'Track', 'View') to signal immediate utility. The decision to keep the status bar area clean of device hardware silhouettes helps focus attention entirely on the content panels.
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