Overview

MCLAW iOS/Android app preview screenshots

Create a set of high-impact mobile app preview screenshots to showcase the app features, and deliver assets in different sizes for both iOS and Android while ensuring accessibility through contrast, legibility, and layout across.

Role

Visual UI designer

Platform

Mobile app/goole store

Year

2023

Tools

Figma

Overview.

As a visual/UI designer, I supported UX team with new app launch in 2023 with preview screenshots. The screenshots were for app/google store product page highlighting value props and some app screens to showcase the features in the app. Created screenshots for different device sizes for better view for people from using small screens to bigger screens. Used imagery that shows great look and feel of Canada Life branding with catchy taglines from content team. There are slight differences in screenshots between each environment since each supports/priortizes different feature in their software.

How I designed

First impression of the app

Screenshots are first user touch-point, so design should instantly grab interest, show value, and appeal user to want to go through features and information.

Impactful messaging

Collaborate with content team to have catchy phrase that aligns with brand’s tone. Also, emphasize features in context in visuals that aligns with content for clear hierarchy and delivery.

Specs, sizes, and platforms

Work with developers to export assets in exact sizes cross devices and platforms.

Brand consistency

Maintain consistent brand tone, colour, and image across the full screen set for brand familiarity for all the current and potential app users.

Accessibility

Focus on accessibility, legibility, and visual balance to make sure everything works at a glance. Adjustment might need in copy length and alignment for extra polished look.

Overview

MCLAW iOS/Android app preview screenshots

Create a set of high-impact mobile app preview screenshots to showcase the app features, and deliver assets in different sizes for both iOS and Android while ensuring accessibility through contrast, legibility, and layout across.

Role

Visual UI designer

Platform

Mobile app/goole store

Tools

Figma

Year

2023

Overview.

As a visual/UI designer, I supported UX team with new app launch in 2023 with preview screenshots. The screenshots were for app/google store product page highlighting value props and some app screens to showcase the features in the app. Created screenshots for different device sizes for better view for people from using small screens to bigger screens. Used imagery that shows great look and feel of Canada Life branding with catchy taglines from content team. There are slight differences in screenshots between each environment since each supports/priortizes different feature in their software.

How I designed

First impression of the app

Screenshots are first user touch-point, so design should instantly grab interest, show value, and appeal user to want to go through features and information.

Impactful messaging

Collaborate with content team to have catchy phrase that aligns with brand’s tone. Also, emphasize features in context in visuals that aligns with content for clear hierarchy and delivery.

Specs, sizes, and platforms

Work with developers to export assets in exact sizes cross devices and platforms.

Brand consistency

Maintain consistent brand tone, colour, and image across the full screen set for brand familiarity for all the current and potential app users.

Accessibility

Focus on accessibility, legibility, and visual balance to make sure everything works at a glance. Adjustment might need in copy length and alignment for extra polished look.

Overview

MCLAW iOS/Android app preview screenshots

Create a set of high-impact mobile app preview screenshots to showcase the app features, and deliver assets in different sizes for both iOS and Android while ensuring accessibility through contrast, legibility, and layout across.

Role

Visual UI designer

Platform

Mobile app/goole store

Tools

Figma

Year

2023

Overview.

As a visual/UI designer, I supported UX team with new app launch in 2023 with preview screenshots. The screenshots were for app/google store product page highlighting value props and some app screens to showcase the features in the app. Created screenshots for different device sizes for better view for people from using small screens to bigger screens. Used imagery that shows great look and feel of Canada Life branding with catchy taglines from content team. There are slight differences in screenshots between each environment since each supports/priortizes different feature in their software.

How I designed

First impression of the app

Screenshots are first user touch-point, so design should instantly grab interest, show value, and appeal user to want to go through features and information.

Impactful messaging

Collaborate with content team to have catchy phrase that aligns with brand’s tone. Also, emphasize features in context in visuals that aligns with content for clear hierarchy and delivery.

Specs, sizes, and platforms

Work with developers to export assets in exact sizes cross devices and platforms.

Brand consistency

Maintain consistent brand tone, colour, and image across the full screen set for brand familiarity for all the current and potential app users.

Accessibility

Focus on accessibility, legibility, and visual balance to make sure everything works at a glance. Adjustment might need in copy length and alignment for extra polished look.

Overview

MCLAW iOS/Android app preview screenshots

Create a set of high-impact mobile app preview screenshots to showcase the app features, and deliver assets in different sizes for both iOS and Android while ensuring accessibility through contrast, legibility, and layout across.

Role

Visual UI designer

Platform

Mobile app/goole store

Tools

Figma

Year

2023

Overview.

As a visual/UI designer, I supported UX team with new app launch in 2023 with preview screenshots. The screenshots were for app/google store product page highlighting value props and some app screens to showcase the features in the app. Created screenshots for different device sizes for better view for people from using small screens to bigger screens. Used imagery that shows great look and feel of Canada Life branding with catchy taglines from content team. There are slight differences in screenshots between each environment since each supports/priortizes different feature in their software.

How I designed

First impression of the app

Screenshots are first user touch-point, so design should instantly grab interest, show value, and appeal user to want to go through features and information.

Impactful messaging

Collaborate with content team to have catchy phrase that aligns with brand’s tone. Also, emphasize features in context in visuals that aligns with content for clear hierarchy and delivery.

Specs, sizes, and platforms

Work with developers to export assets in exact sizes cross devices and platforms.

Brand consistency

Maintain consistent brand tone, colour, and image across the full screen set for brand familiarity for all the current and potential app users.

Accessibility

Focus on accessibility, legibility, and visual balance to make sure everything works at a glance. Adjustment might need in copy length and alignment for extra polished look.