Problem
Partitect explored how event planning could become less stressful for people who need to coordinate guests, food, preferences, and shopping decisions. The main problem was not only creating an event app. It was reducing the small moments of confusion that happen when many people and many needs are involved.
My Role & Process
I helped turn early brainstorming into a clear user flow around one strong feature: a shared shopping list shaped by attendee preferences. In Figma, I worked on the minimalist visual direction, navigation, and interaction flow so the app felt calm and easy to scan during planning.
"The strongest insight was that users did not need more features. They needed the right information to become easier to act on."
Key Decisions & Learning
User feedback pushed the concept toward simplicity. Instead of expanding the app in every direction, I focused on making the shopping list more useful, readable, and collaborative. This project taught me to treat feedback as a filter: if a feature does not reduce effort or clarify a decision, it may not belong in the experience.
Working on Partitect showed me how a focused planning feature can reduce stress. The shopping list became the strongest part of the concept because it turned scattered guest preferences into clear, actionable information.