Constant Output: Week 12 & 13
Creating the Navigation menuÂ
Moving my app forward, I started to realise that along with me creating more pages on the app for better organisation, this also meant it was harder to navigate and move around the app. For example, in the original design, in order for the user to go to the âActivityâ page of the app, they would have to go the main home page and click âSee All Activityâ. If they are currently on the home page, this would be an easy click, however the problem arises if they are on a completely different page, they would have to click many different back buttons in order to reach it.Â
Therefore, in order to make this faster and easier on the user, I decided to include a navigation menu that include: main home, activity, full menu. All of these pages are what would be the most visited pages of the app and thus, by having easy access to them in the bottom, theyâd be able to get around the application quicker.Â
Main Home revisionÂ
After creating the navigation menu, this meant I no longer had to include too many functions on the home page as they are now easy to access. Therefore, I decided to avoid repetition and removed some of the functions from the original home page (top left image) and instead made room for an alert for the latest deal (top right image) which I, as a user, would definitely appreciate as banks often have deals that allow me to get discounts in specific shops and businesses.Â



















