Audience
Houseplant keepers who check their phones in short breaks.
FICTIONAL CASE STUDY / Mobile app
Bloom
Care, one leaf at a time.
Turn a mixed list of plant reminders into a manageable daily routine.
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Constraints
Design for one-handed use and interrupted attention.
My contribution
Task mapping, a care-card prototype and recovery states.
FICTIONAL CONCEPT DESIGN
Design outputs
Three views of the Bloom interface.
Daily plant care
Each row pairs a plant with its location and next care task, so the list is easy to scan with one hand.
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Fern care detail
The care instruction and primary action sit together, leaving the plant’s location visible for context.
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Completion and Undo
The completed task stays in place and Undo is immediately available beside the confirmation.
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A small task to try.
Open the fern, read its care task, mark it complete and undo.
Fictional design prototype with sample data. Changes stay on this page.
THE TRADE-OFF
What else could work?
A calendar helps plan ahead. A daily queue makes the immediate task easier to spot.
DESIGN NOTE 01
The decision in view.
Completion stays attached to the plant. Undo is visible beside the completed task.
NEXT TEST
What I’d check next.
Observe whether someone can find the fern, complete its care and correct a mistaken tap.
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