UI Design Project
BBF
Brunos Best Friend

The Brief
This project for creating a dog walker app was provided by RMIT Online University.
The UX research has been validated, and we were given ​the user knowledge from the first round of research. My task was to prepare for the next iteration and start the UI process.
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Let's get ready to start designing !!
Moodboard
Before designing, I created a mood board to help get ideas flowing.
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- I went for a playful and fun theme.
- Used blue colour as it evokes a sense of calmness, and that's how I want users to feel when interacting with the app
- Used orange as a secondary colour and it adds nice pop of colour

User Flow
Next, I created a user flow with UI states in mind to help envision what this app would look like for the user.
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- During this process, I found myself coming back to the user flow to help make sure I was on the right track.
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Components
Next was creating components!
-Made sure the colours passed the accessibility guidelines.





Illustrations used
Design Iterations
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Mid-Fi Designs
When creating Mid-fi designs, I started to think about the UI states I should be considering and where I could show this in my design.
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High-Fi Designs
When creating High-fi designs, I created more screens to guide the users in their journey, as well as added all the different UI states.
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- Added Payment + Confirmation screens
- Included all 4 UI states
Usability Testing
I completed user testing with three different users who all owned 1-2 dogs and put the observations onto sticky notes. I then grouped them into themes and selected insights based on priority levels.
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All users were able to successfully book a dog walker for their dog, so priority issues were mainly problems that confused and worried the user.
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Changes made based on user testing
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