Reza Salehi
App for Diagnosing
House Plant Issues
GREEN
Project Overview
Houseplant enthusiasts require assistance understanding, maintaining, diagnosing issues, and treating their plants effectively. My role as a UX/UI designer was to develop a platform that meets these needs by providing intuitive tools and resources for understanding, maintaining, diagnosing, and treating plants.
My Role
Entire product design from research to conception, visualization and testing
Tools
Figma, Photoshop, Illustrator
Duration
3 months
Target Device
Mobile, Laptop
Problem
"Houseplant enthusiasts often seek assistance in understanding, maintaining, diagnosing issues, and treating their plants effectively."
Solution
"My user-friendly app diagnoses plant issues and provides optimal solutions, distinguishing itself with its simplicity and straightforwardness compared to others."
Reaserch
To grasp the problem and the user's requirements, I surveyed Google Forms, gathering responses from 30 houseplant enthusiasts. Below are excerpts from their answers and the data I compiled.
Pain Points
67%
Difficulty in Diagnosing
Users struggle with diagnosing plant issues accurately, leading to ineffective treatment and frustration.
73%
Identification Complexity
Users find it challenging to accurately identify plant issues, hindering effective treatment.
70%
Need for Guidance
Users express a desire for clear guidance on proper plant care routines to ensure healthy growth.
64%
Complex Solutions
Users feel overwhelmed by complex solutions offered by existing apps, seeking simpler alternatives for addressing plant problems.
Solutions
1
Offer clear solutions for common plant issues, using simple language for accessibility.
2
Create an app that diagnoses plant issues through photos for accurate solutions.
3
Designing a photo-based feature in the app to identify houseplants.
4
Keeping plant recognition and problem-solving simple and straightforward.
Personas
Design
Storyboard
User Flow & AI
Lo-Fi Prototype
Usability Testing & Iteration
"After conducting a usability test, I implemented changes based on the findings. Instead of continuously presenting all diagnoses and solutions, I organized them into two accessible categories, which users can access by clicking."
Design System
Plant Identification Flow
Issue Identification Flow
Mobile App
Mobile Responsive website
Responsive Website for MacBook
