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| hi-fi-development |
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Firstly I converted the lo-fi prototypes into Adobe XD designs.
I decided I wanted to make some chagnes to the design here so I saved this as version 1.
Schedule changes
I wanted to chagne the way the schedule/altude options worked. My first rough redesign was this:
I thought I could remove the separation and combine the two screens. But this didn't work so well. However, I think the ability to switch between meters and feet was good as this improves user control and freedom. Also the use of the spinner for time and altitude selection will be familiar to most users. This improves use of consistency and standards, and recognitiona over recall
I then decided to try a "switch" type design, where the user is forced to chooose between the schedule and the altitude.
I think think this works much better as it shows the system status clearly. And has a less cluttered more miniml, aesthetic design. I kept the weekday selection on both screens as the might only want use the altitude system on certain days. This improves, user control and freedom.
I also thought it might not be super what the funcitons of the two options were, especially the altitude option. So decided to add a closable info card with some information. This improves help and documentation
I thought the info symbol might have looked like a button so I changed it:
I also changed the alignment of the weekday selection buttons. And the altitude selector
Trick options Changes
I decied to change the way this worked. Instead of have the save cancel buttons I wanted the settings change to have immediate effect, so the user didn't have to save. This was the first redesign:
This is largely the same, except I added a head with back button and remove the bottom save and cancel buttons. Next I changed the dropdown for each of the trick types to individual screens with the commonly used right chevron icon.
"Color" scheme changes
After I had mostly finished the Layout. I changed the look to match the snowboarding "aesthetic", by making the app primarily black
More layout changes
I decided to add the home row navigation back to the trick options screens to improve user control and freedom
