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Lumina is a custom live wallpaper application designed to provide a modern way to discover, organize, and manage animated wallpapers on desktop.
I designed and developed the application's interface and core user experience, focusing on a clean, immersive dark UI that keeps the visual content at the center of the experience.
The application includes an Explore section for discovering wallpapers, category-based browsing, wallpaper previews, downloading, and a personal library for managing collected wallpapers.
The project involved designing the complete product interface and building the interactions required to create a smooth desktop application experience.
Key features
Live wallpaper discovery
Wallpaper categories and filtering
Wallpaper preview system
Download functionality
Personal wallpaper library
Custom desktop application UI
Dark-mode interface
Responsive content layouts
Modern navigation
Visual media-focused UX
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