Application Design /Final Project: High Fidelity App Design Prototype

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 Final Project: High Fidelity App Design Prototype





Week 13：hight prototype notice

During the colouring process, we should follow the rule of 60% dominant colour, 30% secondary colour, and 10% accent colour. The page should include a main title, a subtitle, and content, with distinctions made using text size and different fonts. Additionally, when placing text, we need to give the text an obvious transparency effect. The main text should have an opacity of 85%, secondary text 60%, and tertiary text 50%. If there is too much text, use spacing to highlight the content.

In the upcoming high-fidelity prototype design, we will use the original 60% dominant colour, and for the remaining 30% and 10%, we can choose our own colours. We also need to find three people to help with testing, gather feedback, and make revisions accordingly.


Based on the feedback from the previous low-fidelity prototype, I made revisions and added colours and animations.

The biggest changes were made to the login interface, the reset password interface, and the new user registration interface. I carried out comprehensive modifications to each of these.


I also added some stunning images I found on Pinterest to the journal section, pairing them with textual information to make it more visually appealing.


I also added my own animations to the payment interface.










I reached out to the three people who participated in the low-fidelity testing and had them go through the same process again. I need their feedback for further improvements.



Finally, I created a demonstration video showcasing my design and its features.






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