wear

Intro

Wear is a conceptual wardrobe organizer application.

This project was my capstone assignment when enrolled at Springboard.

Role

As the only UX Designer assigned to this project, I worked on every aspect: market and user research, research analysis, ideation, design, branding, prototyping and testing.

Problem

Wear is a wardrobe app designed to help people assemble daily outfits. The most significant design challenge was developing a system that minimized the amount of manual input from the user.

Solution

I developed a solution based on data, insight and algorithms – an app that leverages a user’s personal wardrobe, their geolocation and their personal preferences to assemble and deliver outfits daily.

DESIGN PROCESS

I applied the Design Thinking Process in the development of the Wear app. To the right is a summary of the steps I followed throughout the process.

Below are a few highlights and artifacts from this project.

  • • Primary Research; Interviews

    • Synthesis & Affinity Mapping

    • Secondary Research: Internet

    • Insights

    • Competitive Research & Analysis

    • Heuristic Evaluation

  • • Empathy Mapping

    • Personas

  • • Problem Statements

    • User Stories

    • User Flows

    • Site Map

  • • Sketching

    • Wireframes

    • Wire Flows

    • Brand Platform & Style Guide

    • Components & Symbols

  • • Dashboard

    • Red Route - Onboarding

    • Red Route - Assembling Outfits

    • Red Route - Cataloging Articles

    • Visual Design

    • Animation & Interactions

  • • Prototyping

    • Usability Testing

    • Design Iterations

    • Usability Testing Round 2

    • Outcomes & Lessons

dashboard

visual design

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Visual Design

Motion Design

PRODUCT DESIGN

User Flows

The red routes then needed to be defined sequentially, each with their own end-to-end user experience. I defined exactly what steps the user needed take to complete each task in the simplest way possible.

Wireframes

Using my wireframes and my user flows as a reference, I began to build wire flows for each red route. As the flows took shape, additional screens and revisions were necessary to continually refine and improve the user experience.

Branding & Style Guide

Personas & Empathy Mapping