WardrobeWhiz Landing Page
Hi there! Thanks for stopping by!
This is my first project completely done in Figma - a fashion app, WardrobeWhiz, that helps you maximize your wardrobe!
We all run into that issue - lots of clothes but no inspiration to create a new outfit. Well, this app is an answer to that and so much more.
I've imagined that it has a function to:
- digitize your wardrobe;
- create new outfit ideas;
- book an online consultation with a stylist;
- donate unwanted clothes to organizations.
With the help of Figma, ChatGPT, and Copilot, I've created this landing page. If I had more patience, I would also include some before & after photos of clients' closets and additional information about how this fictional app would work.
I decided to go with these turquoise colors since they evoke a bit of that eco-friendly note I was going for, and also it went well with the hero image. I also think that this color pick evokes a more serious tone, it's not JUST a styling app; it raises consciousness about fashion waste and overconsumption and how it can be channeled into something good.
But I'm satisfied with how it turned out and I'm looking forward to reading your comments! Thanks!
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This is so good, Nina! I think it's only a matter of time until you acquire that aesthetic sense that will visually hit the spot. I mean, all the design principles are already there; you just have to spend a thousand more hours consuming and practicing design to be able to recognize that some things aren't quite balanced. The display vs. headings font weight, for example. If only you had more patience, right? 😉
Basically, all the elements are based 💯 The color, the layout, the imagined functionality—you name it. But I'm not sure which ones came straight from Copilot and which ones you created, or how much of Figma, ChatGPT, and Copilot integration played a role in producing this design.
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