“BACK AT YOU”
PHYSICAL PRODUCT
Project SummarY
Task
A few of my classmates and I were given the task to create a physical product and utilize our mobile interactive and graphic design skills.
We then decided to create an interactive mirror. From the logo design to the mirror’s interface, we built this from the ground up.
What is “Back at You?”
The Mirror that Talks Back (At You)
Back at You is more than just a piece of glass. Instead of running around to check for weather patterns for the day and spending time researching what outfits might work, our mirror provides all that information in one spot - right in front of it.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Young Adults 13-40
While Back At You caters to a diverse audience, our primary focus is on engaging younger adults, spanning from early teenagers to individuals in their 40s and beyond!
Females
Another subset of our target audience within this specific age range primarily consists of female oriented users.
Influencers
While not strictly a demographic, beauty and fashion hold significant prominence within the influencer and social media sphere. In addition to our existing audiences, we aspire to appeal to influencers in these niches as well!
Problem Statement
People waste time and effort every morning checking various sources for weather and struggling to put together outfits, which could be seamlessly integrated and presented in one convenient location.
THE SOLUTION
My group and I were dedicated to revolutionizing the way people experience their daily routine by seamlessly integrating technology and style. Our mission was to empower individuals with confidence and joy through our innovative interactive mirrors, transforming the mundane task of getting dressed into a delightful and uplifting experience
We strove to create mirrors that not only reflect people’s outer beauty but also enhance their inner well-being. By combining cutting-edge technology with elegant design, we aimed to provide a unique and immersive dressing environment that fosters self-love and positivity
THE Impact
Made morning routines easier with instant weather and outfit advice.
Increased confidence and happiness through an engaging mirror experience.
Promoted self-love with a unique, immersive dressing environment.
Merged tech and style, elevating personal grooming and home
aesthetics.
Design Process
Once my group members and I came up with the physical product idea, we began experimenting with different names. In a shared Google Doc, we began brainstorming:
After this process, we came to the agreement on “Back at You”.
We then jotted down our goals for the product and created a “SWOT Analysis” where we broke down our product’s strengths, weaknesses, etc.
Once laying this all out, we then started on a logo design. Using our graphic design knowledge, we created various different logo ideas in Adobe Illustrator.
After reviewing everyone’s ideas, we were down to our final two favorites:
The group then made some critiques and my teammate and I made some other variations of these two logos:
Then we came to the final decision on our logo:
Now that we had our product name and logo decided on, it was time to move onto the mirror’s interface itself. My teammates and I started to think of the best layout for the mirror where we then decided on the following sketch created by my fellow group member:
Based off of this sketch, I went into Figma and began to work. From prototyping each button/function to designing the icons, I tried my best to bring our product to life!
Prototyping:
