Accompaniment to the MyKid-netic children's prosthetic device.
App was designed for parents to protect their children remotely from their smart phones. Designed for parents to swiftly and quickly navigate through the app.
Road map of layout
My design process of the wireframe sketches. Iterations took place before the final product.
Low-fidelity paper prototypes: App testing with phone and screens made from paper and sticky notes.
Video of user testing.
Here is a iOS prototype I did on Figma to test visual design and style. Parents would want to quickly access through the app to check on their children so I designed my layout to be flexible and swift.
I used a gradient background to keep the interface feel balanced but separated for different menus. The gradient background gives rhythm and contrast while feeling comfortable. I added a hot bar at the bottom on every page for parents to quickly switch between menus. There is also a chat feature for parents to leave messages to their children.
Speculative project exploring the future of a children's prosthetic device used for parental monitoring.