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MOCK UP VISUALISATIONS

During the creation of my app, I frequently used Figma as the platform for my designs. The two images on the left are my most finalised visualisations of what the app could look like. I have chosen the bottom design with the coloured background to go forward with my app. Although bold I find this, combined with the simplistic logo works really well and helps convey what my app is about. I want the app to be very visual and I will be including enticing images on almost every single page of my app.

 To be able to use the app, the user has so sign up or log in. After this page, they are shown our terms and conditions and are also asked for permission to use the camera when using the app. The next page after this is the home page, I want this to be the heart of the app and the users should be able to navigate anywhere in the app from here. It needs to be clean and organised so the user flow isn't disrupted which is important as I want the app to be simply used and enjoyed. 

 These are mock ups which I will be using when making my prototype. Below are images of the AR being used as well as the slide out menu option. I feel that including FAQ's on the menu will enable users to navigate easily throughout the app. 


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