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**Link to my final Memori link here: https://www.figma.com/design/Wc4N8KjJXz1kk1imcazojy/Memori?node-id=78-20996&t=qbOht2wmWLztuCJU-1**
https://www.figma.com/design/Wc4N8KjJXz1kk1imcazojy/Memori?node-id=78-20996&t=svTxPTa0Eeh8nmYF-1
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After developing the black and white mid-fidelity wireframes, I started adding colour, typography and visual styling to bring the app to life.
Adding my colour palette and text styles helped Memori feel more polished and connected to the brand. It also made the screens feel warmer, more engaging and easier to understand, rather than just looking like basic layouts. This stage helped me move from structure and function into the final look and feel of the app.
I am aware that my final wireframes changed throughout the design process. As I developed my workflow and information architecture, the overall structure of the screens became much clearer which helped me understand how each page should connect and what the user needed to see at each stage.
The copy also changed as I refined the wireframes. I was not fully set on some of the wording for the navigation, buttons and body text at the beginning so I made small changes to make the app feel clearer and easier to follow. Updating these words helped the user journey feel more natural and made the wireframes tie together better as a full experience.