INSTITUTIONAL APP
FOR ISIA FLORENCE
INSTITUTIONAL APP
FOR ISIA FLORENCE
UX-UI DESIGN
UX-UI DESIGN
Institutional app
Workflow
Institutional app
for ISIA Florence.
MARKETING OBJECTIVES
Free access to the curriculum and course content
Multimedia testimonials from former students
ORIENTATION GOALS
Remote Open House Registration
ISIA FAQ
MARKETING OBJECTIVES
Free access to the curriculum and course content
Multimedia testimonials from former students
ORIENTATION GOALS
Remote Open House Registration
ISIA FAQ
INSTITUTIONAL OBJECTIVES
Promotion of the institute in Apple and Android stores
Course project samples, awards gallery
Brief introduction to ISIA’s history and values
INSTITUTIONAL OBJECTIVES
Promotion of the institute in Apple and Android stores
Course project samples, awards gallery
Brief introduction to ISIA’s history and values
Atomic design
design system
Atomic Design is a UI/UX methodology created by Brad Frost, inspired by the structure of chemistry to build digital interfaces in a modular and scalable way. The core idea is straightforward: just as matter is made of atoms that combine into molecules and then into increasingly complex organisms, an interface can be broken down into basic elements — buttons, icons, input fields — that progressively come together to form complete pages.
Atomic Design is a UI/UX methodology created by Brad Frost, inspired by the structure of chemistry to build digital interfaces in a modular and scalable way. The core idea is straightforward: just as matter is made of atoms that combine into molecules and then into increasingly complex organisms, an interface can be broken down into basic elements — buttons, icons, input fields — that progressively come together to form complete pages.
Atomic Design is a UI/UX methodology created by Brad Frost, inspired by the structure of chemistry to build digital interfaces in a modular and scalable way. The core idea is straightforward: just as matter is made of atoms that combine into molecules and then into increasingly complex organisms, an interface can be broken down into basic elements — buttons, icons, input fields — that progressively come together to form complete pages.
