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Easy Language Exchange
Easy Language Exchange
UX/UI Design
I led the redesign of the Easy Language Exchanges app interface, creating detailed wireframes to enhance user experience.
These wireframes underwent iterative refinement, ensuring a seamless design. Additionally, I contributed to developing the initial website design template, setting the visual tone for the project.
These efforts highlight my commitment to crafting engaging digital experiences.
20+ Wireframes Screens
I meticulously crafted over 20 wireframes for the Easy Language Exchanges project, ensuring comprehensive coverage of all interface elements.
Each wireframe was thoughtfully designed to optimize user interaction and functionality, reflecting a deep understanding of user needs and application goals.
Tests UI
Following the wireframe designs, I conducted a series of UI tests to explore various visual styles and determine the artistic direction for the project.
These tests helped us evaluate different color schemes, typography choices, and graphic elements to find the most suitable aesthetic for Easy Language Exchanges.
Create Components & Icons
After finalizing the artistic direction, I proceeded with creating custom components and icons on Figma.
These components were designed to ensure consistency across the application and enhance the user experience.
The icons were meticulously crafted to complement the overall design language and facilitate intuitive navigation for Easy Language Exchanges users.
20+ Illustrations
Following the component creation, I developed a set of around twenty illustrations using Illustrator to add further personalization to the website and enrich the user experience. These illustrations were tailored to align with the brand identity and enhance the visual appeal of the platform, contributing to a more engaging and immersive user journey.
Final Design
Here are the highlights: an engaging onboarding process to welcome users, a sleek interface for seamless video calls, and a captivating landing page to attract visitors.
