INDUSTRY:
Interactive Media
YEAR:
2026
EXPERIENCE:
UX/UI Design
Weavee.
about.
Weavee is a digital wardrobe app that helps users make better use of the clothes they already own through outfit planning, digital inventory, and AI-powered suggestions.
My role included UX research, user flows, wireframing, prototyping, UI design, usability testing, and the development of the brand’s visual direction, including the color palette and overall design style.
Based on user feedback, I focused on reducing the feeling of overwhelm by creating a simple onboarding flow, clear wardrobe categories, and outfit suggestions that appear early in the experience. The goal was to make outfit planning feel more practical, approachable, and useful from the first interaction.
This low-fidelity prototype maps out the core flow and information hierarchy before visual design.
challenge.
The average person wears 20% of their wardrobe 80% of the time.
Many users do not struggle because they lack clothes, but because they lack visibility and guidance. They own enough pieces, but often forget what they have, repeat the same outfits, or feel overwhelmed when trying to create new combinations.
The challenge was to turn a daily decision into a clearer and more guided experience: helping users see their wardrobe, receive outfit suggestions, and make more intentional choices without adding friction.
Design Decisions:
To reduce the pressure of uploading an entire wardrobe at once, I designed a progressive onboarding flow where users could start with a small number of favorite items.
AI-powered outfit suggestions were introduced early in the experience to show immediate value and help users understand how the app could support their daily decisions.
Weather and occasion-based recommendations were included to connect outfit planning with real-life situations, making the experience feel more practical and personal.
The visual direction was designed to feel clean, friendly, and organized, supporting the main goal of making wardrobe planning feel simple rather than overwhelming.
results.
The final outcome is an interactive prototype designed to make outfit planning faster, easier, and less overwhelming. The experience combines digital wardrobe organization, AI-powered recommendations, and simple planning tools to help users turn their closet into a practical decision-making system.
Through research and usability testing, I validated that users responded positively to a guided experience, especially when the app reduced the pressure of uploading an entire wardrobe at once and made outfit suggestions visible early in the flow.
Key Insight.
Users were not looking for a bigger closet. They needed a clearer way to understand, organize, and use what they already owned.
