21/05/2025 - 25/6/2025 ( Week 5 - Week 10)
Lam Hui Zhen / 0374770
Application Design / Bachelor of Design (Honors) in Creative Media / Taylors University
Project 4:Final Project
Table of Contents
- Instructions
- Project 3 : Final High-Fidelity App design prototype
- Reflection
Instructions
Fig 1 Module Info Booklet Application Design 1
Project 3 : Final High-Fidelity App design prototype
For this final project, we need to create a high-fidelity prototype of our mobile app. This means designing a realistic and polished version that shows the final visuals, smooth interactions, and main features. The prototype should include the completed color scheme, fonts, icons, and consistent design across all screens. It should also have working buttons, menus, and transitions that feel natural, helping users understand how the app works and looks.
UI Kit
Before starting the high-fidelity prototype, I created a UI Kit to ensure visual consistency throughout the app. The UI Kit includes key design elements such as color palettes, typography, icons, buttons, form inputs, and navigation components.
Fig 2.1 Prototype overall
Hi-Fidelity prototype ( Overall features)
Fig 2.2 Landing page, Main Page and Burger menu
Fig 2.2 Profile, Loyalty page and Rewards Redeem page
Fig 2.4 Contact us, Live Chat and order history
Fig 2.5 Movie selection page, Movie preview and booking flow
Fig 2.6 Payment process
Fig 2.7 Feedback
Flow and Interactions
Flow 1 Booking Ticket
- Home Page
- Click 'View All' to explore more movie
- Explore the movie
- Click the movie move to details page
- Click 'Buy', proceed to time and seat selection
- Click 'Buy' and click 'view Cart'
- Click the arrow to look for purchase details
- Select Payment and click ' Check out'
- Ticket shown, click share button to share the ticket
Flow 2 Loyalty checking
Reflection
The assignment has finally come to an end. This course has been very interesting for me—I never expected that I would learn and explore an application from such a different perspective. While redesigning the app, I realized that the process is not simple at all. I had to spend a lot of time in the early stages doing research and understanding user needs in order to truly meet those needs. Although the workload was a bit heavy, overall it was still a very enjoyable experience, and I learned a lot throughout the process.