As an early designer, revisiting Choreganizer allowed me to reflect on how my approach to spacing, layout, and user interactions has evolved. I recognized opportunities to make the app more intuitive and collaborative, refining elements to align with how I would design it today. Some updates were very intentional—such as rethinking icons and reorganizing navigation—while others were about polishing the overall usability and visual hierarchy. These changes not only improve the app but also highlight my growth as a designer.

Key updates and improvements include:

• Navigation & Menu Bars

  • Redesigned menu bars for clearer hierarchy and easier navigation.

  • Added active states (highlights, underlines, or color shifts) to show the current tab.

  • Reduced taps to common actions by simplifying flows like photo uploads or checking rewards.

• Iconography & Button Placement

  • Replaced the eye icon in the profile section with a more intuitive alternative, such as an action list.

  • Adjusted the central action button for better accessibility.

  • Moved the addition (“+”) button to the right side for more natural interaction.

  • Updated the “people” button to represent collaboration, not just the individual.

• Feedback & Affordance

  • Added confirmation and animations when users complete chores or upload photos.

  • Incorporated shadows and elevation to signal tappable elements.

• Consistency & Accessibility

  • Standardized button styles, typography, and component alignment.

  • Improved text contrast, font sizing, and tap areas to meet accessibility standards.

• User Flow Enhancements

  • Minimized friction in core flows such as proof uploads, prize redemption, and chore tracking.

  • Added progress indicators to show how close users are to their next reward.

• Personalization & Motivation

  • Allowed room for customization, such as themes or naming.

  • Added motivational cues like badges, leaderboards, and progress bars to encourage engagement.