Case study · Livspace · Interior Design Services · 2018
A modern furniture app for the urban customer
A self-initiated Android app for urban furniture needs — an in-depth category experience from browsing and choosing, to seeing a piece in your own room and buying it.

01 · Approach
Guiding principles
Simple and intuitive
Engaging and real-like
Rich and immersive
Contextual
Design process
01Brainstorm
02Research
03Concept
04Sketch
05Create
06Revise
07Deliver
02 · Research
What urban buyers need
User needs
- Quality and durability
- Modular, compact, portable, easy to assemble
- Fits my room and house
- Repair and warranty
- Special needs for babies and the differently abled
Pain points & barriers
- Free or paid delivery
- Delivery schedules
- No care instructions
- Tedious exchange
- Transit insurance
Preference & delight
- Matching colour and theme
- Fits the house’s style
- Matches taste and personality
- Extended warranty
- Expert opinion and social proof
- Seller trust seals
03 · Wireframes
Four flows, wireframed


04 · Product
The four product chapters

E-commerce app for furniture — walkthroughPlay the video
05 · Visual design
Visual design rationale
UI guidelines
Android L guidelines for UI elements and interactions.
Colour palette
Orange, grey, black and white for warmth; blue for the drawer and wallet, carrying Flipkart branding.
Layout pattern
A dynamic grid, ideaboards as interactive banners, realistic iconography.

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Livspace furniture e-commerce · Product Design Lead · 2018