Zendo is a conceptual meditation app designed to help people establish a consistent mindfulness routine without feeling overwhelmed.
The interface was designed around one central objective: making it easier to begin and maintain a meditation habit. Visual hierarchy, interaction feedback, and motion were therefore treated as functional parts of the experience rather than decorative additions.
I reviewed the provided wireframes and user flows to understand the intended structure, user goals, and key interaction points. This gave each visual decision a clear relationship to the underlying experience.
I developed the core screens into high-fidelity interfaces, refining hierarchy, spacing, and emphasis so that primary actions were recognizable at a glance.
I created a style guide for typography, color, and iconography. The system balances a soft, calm atmosphere with sufficient contrast, readability, and structural clarity.
I used a storyboard to define how the interface responds as users move through the app.
⁕ Screen transitions and menu-state changes
⁕ Meditation-card movement and player progress
⁕ Play-to-pause feedback
⁕ A restrained splash-screen logo animation
