Gorilla Fit UI Design

About the project

The Mobile Gorilla Fit App UI Design project successfully transformed the client's vision into a vibrant and user-centric interface. By aligning with the brand's identity, developing a logical user flow, and delivering a range of design assets, we ensured a strong foundation for the app's development. This project showcases our commitment to delivering design solutions that combine aesthetics with functionality to enhance the user experience.

UI Design

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My Process

1. Client Input and Brand Elements:
   • Initial discussions with the client to gather requirements and understand their vision.
   • Analysis of the client's brand elements, including logo, color palette, typography, and overall brand identity.
2. Concept Development:
   • Brainstorming and sketching out initial design concepts based on the client's brief and brand elements.
   • Exploring various design styles and UI patterns to ensure a unique and engaging visual identity for the app.
3. User Flow and Information Architecture:
   • Developing a comprehensive user flow to outline the journey of the app's users, from registration to accessing various fitness features.
4. Wireframing:
   • Drafting wireframes to establish the layout and structure of each screen within the app.
   • Iterative refinement of wireframes to optimize usability and clarity.
5. Visual Design:
   • Applying the client's brand colors, typography, and logo elements to the wireframes to create a cohesive and on-brand design.
   • Designing high-fidelity mockups that showcase the app's aesthetics, including icons, buttons, and interactive elements.
6. Prototyping:
   • Building a clickable prototype in Adobe XD to demonstrate the flow and functionality of the app.
7. Figma File Creation:
   • Transferring the design to Figma, making it accessible for collaboration with developers and stakeholders.
   • Organizing design assets and components for efficient handoff.
8. Final Deliverables:
   • Providing the client with Adobe XD files for design reference and asset extraction.
   • Delivering a clickable prototype for interactive demonstration.
   • Sharing the Figma file for seamless collaboration with the development team.
   • Presenting individual JPEG screens for easy review and approval.