Design Process

Information Architecture
I started this project by outlining the steps that needed to be taken and coming up with some early concepts for features the application might have. When I had a clear concept of the project's direction, I started to brainstorm ideas for site maps to help me understand how users would interact with the programme. These ideas covered distinct features and how users may access them from the home screen.

Sketching & Wireframing
After thoroughly understanding the project's structure and in order to better visualise my ideas, I started to draw some concepts and develop them into high-fidelity wireframes. Since I knew which screens would merge into one another thanks to planning, the process was more efficient.

Typography & Colour
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Final Designs
Since I don't consider myself to be the world's modern-day Picasso, this was the most challenging aspect of the job for me. But I like a good challenge! For this project's application, we had to produce unique imagery. I wanted to make some visual representations of real places, like Amsterdam, London, and New York, that might be used for this section of the project because I knew the application would have some sort of onboarding procedure and location page.



