In Udemy's Interface Design course (https://www.udemy.com/design-de-interface/) the challenge of creating 3 new screens for the LinkedIn application was proposed, starting with the sketch, creating the wireframe, icons and finally the UI of the Screens.

I do this screens to Android app and my inspiration is the iPhone application. I tried  to make the interface more cleaner and friendlier by choosing and making a few different icons, which I believed made more sense (like the recognition icon, which every time I clicked I could not imagine what it meant).

This time, I tried to create my own icons and I think it worked. These are the icons that I was able to do: 

The others icons, I using FlatIcons again.

Credits:  Icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com

The login screen has a gradient because I wanted to keep the colours that are already use, for being something that I like. But I decided to put the text fields in the initial screen, to facilitate the login process.

In the Feed Screen, I have placed side margins and kept only the icons in the publications because I believe that it is only enough for the user to understand what is the function of each one.

In the Publication Screen, I wanted to use a placeholder that LinkedIn uses on their website, because I think it expresses better and still give a hint how to quote someone. One of the main changes is the recognition icon, for finding that medal does not match this meaning.