Project Overview

The Design Village (TDV) app served as the digital ecosystem for students, offering access to schedules, updates, and resources. However, its previous interface lacked coherence and modern appeal. The goal of this project was to redesign the TDV app using a Glassmorphic UI style that balances clarity, depth, and visual refinement while keeping navigation intuitive for everyday use.

My Approach

The redesign introduced a transparent, layered interface inspired by glass panels and soft light diffusion. Each component, from navigation buttons to the timetable layout, was refined to create a sense of spatial depth while maintaining simplicity.

Our priorities included:
Modernized Aesthetic – Replaced the flat layout with a Glassmorphic interface that feels contemporary and reflective of TDV’s design-forward ethos.
Improved Usability – Organized the information architecture to help users quickly access mail, group chats, and schedules.
Consistent Visual Language – Introduced a unified typography system and visual hierarchy that aligns with the college’s creative identity.

Key Challenges & Solutions

Cluttered Interface
The old app combined multiple functions without structure. A modular grid system was implemented to group related tools logically, reducing visual overload.

Lack of Brand Reflection
The app felt disconnected from TDV’s visual identity. The new color palette, typeface, and layered transparency reflected the school’s design culture, transforming functionality into an inspiring digital experience.