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I recently started building a new app for Apple watchOS, and I'm really excited about how it's shaping up! Here’s a quick sneak peek. This app is the next step in our cross-platform expansion for the fococo.ai project, bringing the core experience directly to your wrist. ⌚️
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The latest Apple keynote sent me down a bit of a rabbit hole.
What if Apple made AI glasses?
Not another pair of glasses that happen to have AI in them.
What if they approached the whole thing the Apple way?
Beautiful. Context-aware. Ridiculously intuitive.
And ideally, not quietly documenting my entire existence. 🙃
So I designed my take on Apple Vision: privacy-first AI eyewear, with a few features I’d genuinely want to use.
Here’s the concept.
I also built a high-fidelity native prototype of the Yango Pay app using Play. The prototype was designed to closely replicate real mobile interactions and product behavior, allowing key flows to be tested and presented with a much more realistic feel than a static design prototype
A real-device prototype catches things a static Figma flow hides — actual OS chrome, real tap targets, real transition timing. Worth the extra build time for anything you're testing on users.
Health & Wearable Tracking App
I chose the warm background to make this feel like a wellness journal. And limiting the entire UI to a single accent means your eye always knows where the important thing is - because there's only ever one color telling you.
The body mapping screen is the standout. Whether it's sensor placement for a wearable or pain tracking, the interaction model is immediately obvious. Point at where it matters.
The dashboard packs a lot without feeling dense. All on one screen. That works because every card uses the same visual weight and only the circular progress ring gets to be larger. Equal hierarchy across metrics means the user decides what's important.
#HealthTech #MobileApp #UIDesign #WearableTech #ProductDesign
