Garden App :: Interfaces
Objective: A very basic application that helps people who wish to maintain their garden and are brand new to the horticultural field. The user will learn how to take care of individual plants and gardens through identification and memorization of common backyard patterns and plants.
about 1 year ago
Your visual language is really nice here. The last screen works really well in particular. The little question marks on the last screen in the red bars might be a little hard to see on an actual iPhone, so maybe you could make the whole bar wider. It’s also a little weird on the first screen how the labels at the bottom intersect with the scrolling screen; maybe you could make this a solid bar instead. Overall, I think you are accomplishing your objective with the all of the images, both photographic and drawing.
about 1 year ago
I find the identification of plants as interesting because it seems simple while providing a lot of information. I think you need more variation of button types, to deal with the content in different ways. For example, the list you have on the bottom left doesn’t provide the same category of information, but the buttons have similar treatment.
about 1 year ago
You’re doing a good job carrying out your design to throughout the screens. I like your leaf identification screen, it’s very direct and clear and the illustrations work well. For what your objective is, I think you will achieve this with your app easily. I think that real photography is important for the user to see to I like how you’re incorporating that. It could help them if they go to a plant nursery and they’re needing to find particular plants.
about 1 year ago
This app is probably the most elegant one I have seen which is appropriate for nature/gardens.
For this reason, I am particularly happy you decided to incorporate a serif typeface!
I will look forward to see how bringing this thing to motion makes it more than a static reference tool. As for what I see right now though, very nice, very natural.
Well done!
about 1 year ago
Your visual language is very strong, especially the color palette. Could the watermark change periodically based on what portion of the app you’re on?
I really enjoy the selection method, how the user figures out what type of plant it is. I’m assuming there are more screens and identification screens? What would those be? And when all the choices are made, when you click submit, is there way to see all the choices before final submitting? Looks great!
about 1 year ago
your visual language is very interesting. Everything has a very classic feel. I would consider toning down the plant engraving in the background and maybe play up the red vector image behind the title.