Case study · Mobile app · Consumer · UX process

Wardrobe Management App: a style community in your pocket

A mobile app that helps people organise their wardrobe, plan outfits for events and share style with a community, designed end to end in six days.

Project
Wardrobe Management App (Clothing Lab)
My role
Research, UX, UI
Tools
Figma, Photoshop
Duration
6 days, 19–25 October
Wardrobe Management App case study cover
Case study cover.

Problem and goals

Fashion-conscious people struggle with disorganised wardrobes and picking the right outfit for different occasions. There is also no central place for community, creativity and interaction around style. The goal: simplify wardrobe organisation, personalise outfit suggestions, and let users create and share styles around events.

Problem statement slide
Problem statement and goals.
Product overview slide
Product overview, responsibilities and tools.

Research and definition

I built a persona and an empathy map to ground decisions: a busy professional who wants a tidy wardrobe, outfit inspiration for work and social events, and a community of like-minded people.

User persona
User persona: pain points, goals and how the app helps.
Empathy map
Empathy map: says, thinks, does, feels.

Design

From low-fidelity wireframes (login, dashboard, event details, community feed, create outfit) to a dark, warm visual system with a defined palette, type and icon set.

Low fidelity wireframes
Sketches and low-fidelity wireframes.
Style guide
Style guide: colour, typography, components, icons.
High fidelity onboarding
Onboarding: easy sign-in and a preferences step to personalise the experience.
High fidelity main screens
Main screens: outfit of the day, wardrobe by category, and event details.
High fidelity create event
Create event: add details, upload clothes, get style suggestions.
High fidelity community, calendar and catalogue
Community feed, events calendar and shoes catalogue.

Outcome and what I learned

A complete, prototype-ready concept covering onboarding, wardrobe, events and community, finished within a week. It shows how I move from problem statement to research artefacts, wireframes, a style guide and high-fidelity screens on a tight timeline.

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