CovApp is a high-level prototype developed as part of a student project aimed at exploring the UI/UX design process. The project provided us with an opportunity to delve into various aspects of design, including research, wireframing, prototyping, and user testing.
The primary objective of CovApp was to gain practical experience in designing a mobile application focused on providing COVID-19 information and assistance. Through this project, we aimed to understand the importance of user-centered design principles and how they influence the overall user experience.
- Research: Conducted surveys and gathered insights to understand user needs and preferences.
- Design: Created sketches, wireframes, and user personas to visualize the app's structure and functionality.
- Prototyping: Developed a dynamic prototype using Figma to simulate user interactions and flow.
- User Testing: Gathered feedback from peers and potential users to iterate and improve the prototype.
- UI/UX Design Process: Explored the iterative nature of design and the importance of user feedback.
- Collaboration: Worked as a team to brainstorm ideas, share insights, and refine the prototype.
- Problem-solving: Addressed design challenges and made decisions to enhance usability and accessibility.
To explore the CovApp prototype:
- Visit: https://covapp.weebly.com/
- Open the project in Figma by navigating to the
Demosection and clicking on the hyperlink. - Access the Figma file and interact with the prototype to experience the app's functionality.
- Wadeh Hamati (@wade3hamati)
- Youssef Alsheghri (@yousfino)
We would like to express our gratitude to our instructors and peers for their guidance and support throughout the project. Additionally, we appreciate the feedback provided by testers, which helped refine the prototype and improve our design skills.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.