Ironhack UX / UI

During IronHack UX / UI Bootcamp, I had to work on several projects.

For all of them I had to imagine the best experience, and create the adequate UI.

Context

Project for Télé Loisirs, a French TV program magazine with its own application. They want to add a feature on their app including Augmented Reality (AR).

Challenge

Bring a new interest for users by making the application more interactive and innovative, by adding an AR feature on their app.

Solution

The idea was to create a live feed in AR, where users will be able to react to ongoing programs, and will be able to see 3D avatars and their reactions next to their television. After studying the target population, it was clear that when people watch TV, they have their phone around so they can react and comment to the program.

The goal was to bring this feedback concept within the app, so the viewer can have the best of both worlds. To enhance a seamless watching experience with the possibility to react, I developed a live feed in AR, and 3D avatars for every app user. All comments posted via the avatar are then shared on social media, to increase talking points.

See the full project on Behance

Design

Design of the style of the app.

Context

Lafayette Gourmet is a store where clients can eat in different restaurants, and also shop for groceries.

Solution

The concept was to develop an application that enables users to order from both services—allowing them to have meals from restaurants and groceries delivered simultaneously.

See the full project on Behance

Atomic Design

Atomic Design of the app.

Context

An iOS application for the National Wellness Institute, an organisation that provides users with professional advice on their health. The aim was to develop an app that uses gamification to keep users motivated to exercise and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

See the full project on Behance

Paper prototype

Paper prototype of the app.