Skyur. Progress to the future

Skyur is a news and content reading app combining a category feed, reading customization, and a membership upsell in one structure. The redesign aligns navigation, personalization, and subscription entry points under a single design system.

The home feed lists articles by category for daily readers, with save, share, and report actions on each item. A toast confirms when a story is bookmarked, and a context menu offers share, mute, or report options.

Each category offers two ways to browse: a vertical list sorted by Popular, Week, Month, or Year, and a horizontal story-style swipe through the same articles. Readers choose between an in-depth list and a quick overview.

Skyur organizes articles into a multi-category grid rather than one flat feed, with tag pages that group related stories across categories. Filters help readers narrow a broad content library to one specific interest.

Bookmarks split into two tabs so readers can return to saved stories or recently opened ones without re-searching the feed. An empty state guides new users to tap the bookmark icon before any items are saved.

A soft paywall shows a preview of exclusive stories before asking readers to subscribe, balancing interest against giveaway. Plan options and pricing are shown upfront, so signup can happen in one step instead of a multi-screen flow.

Skyur lets readers adjust long-form articles to their own reading comfort instead of one fixed style. Controls cover font size, a sans or serif typeface, brightness, and light, sepia, or dark color themes.