World Heritage – UNESCO List is a mobile application that was developed by the Appworldheritage. It is available in both Android and iOS without limiting to phone and tablet. It features a list of UNESCO World Heritage sites by countries and years. It also features sites near your area, wishlist, and visited places. They added an interactive map and a booking button that transfer you to Booking.com.
Problem: Though World Heritage – UNESCO List is a good app in terms of information and content. In terms of audience perspective, the application’s UI is poorly done (iconography, typography, colours, and even style guide). The content is inconsistent and cluttered that makes the application overwhelming.
- Overview: In this project, I redesign an existing mobile application. I focused on user experience and organizing the application interface. Additional research on motion interaction is applied.
- Constraint: Four weeks deadline, a cross-platform design that works between Android and iOS.
- Platform: Android OS
Style guide
The style guide is adapted from Google’s Material Design guidelines and also it applies an experience that will work for iOS devices as the application is cross-platform.
UI Design
Comparison between the original UI and the after UI
Prototype
Digital Ads
Mockups
