I've created a user interface prototype for a transparent and sustainable textile industry, empowering consumers with information and connecting them with the stories behind their clothes. Through research, interviews, and testing, the design meets user aspirations, promoting responsible consumption and strengthening the bond between consumers and their clothing.

Garment Trail: Fashion, transparency and storytelling

This project builds upon the design process of The Money Tree, a small plant-sized tree that serves as an external visible motivator, helping people save money by tracking their savings goals. In this project, I reconceptualize The Money Tree as a Spiir widget / challenge. Spiir is a finance management app that helps users track their spending, set budgets, and save money.

The Money Tree as a Spiir widget

The Money Tree is a small tree-shaped object that blossoms and blooms as you make progress towards your savings goals, providing a tangible and visual representation of your financial journey. Watching the tree bloom, like the arrival of spring, creates an emotional connection with your savings goal, encouraging you to stay conscious and motivated towards your goal of taking a month-long trip across East Asia.