I went through two iterations of user testing but having a handful of people run through a basic figma prototype of the application. This allowed me to gather great feedback on the usability and flow of the different sections and greatly improve their functionality.

When first designing the Today Page, the daily outfit was directly incorporated and editable from that main page. Users felt that this home page was very cluttered and distracted from the social component, where you could view your friends' fits for that day underneath. I decided to make it a separate page that you could easily pop into from the main page. In the second round of testing, users liked the separation and having a separate area to edit the outfit but with it being a whole separate page, now felt like it could include more features. Since this was the "Daily Fit'' that would be recommended by the app, the general user would most likely want to heavily customize it. I therefore settled on a page where that made it super easy to add and remove items as well as easily identify and access the items already added. I also made it easy to share the daily fit and see when it's published since the app revolves around the idea of "share what you wear" on that specific day.

The Fits Page needed to catalog and sort all of the outfits users wanted to create. I started out by having all the user-created categories in a grid and I placed the category name above to allow users to differentiate between the categories and the actual clothing items (which you'll see down below). Users felt like there needed to be a way to differentiate them more so I added a cascading effect to the background to make it clear it's a grouping of many different things. There was some confusion around the "Public Fits" category vs. the others and so I decided to emphasize it since it isn't just another basic category because it groups all the outfits that are public. I decided to highlight that category since it acts as the user's "profile" for their outfits.

The original Wardrobe Page was just a huge grouping of all the clothing items and was mainly there as the page to add new items. The feedback that I received was that it would be unpleasant to browse through when there were lots of clothes and it would be hard to find individual items that they were looking for. I wanted to make the page into something that users would actually enjoy browsing and so I switched to using clothing categories inspired by the Fits Page but these categories would be basic and just help with finding specific items. I also modified the "enlarged fits page" to align with the look of the "Daily Fit".