Research + Concept
I explored how users practice singing and interact with music-learning platforms while identifying common friction points.
CASE FILE / MOBILE
SIFE
A mobile UX case study focused on making music learning ] feel more engaging through guided practice, playful interactions, and a scrapbook-inspired experience.
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01 / OVERVIEW
Quick mission summary
The goal
Create a music-learning experience that makes singing practice feel more engaging, approachable, and less intimidating through playful interaction and guided activities.
The problem
Traditional music-learning experiences can often feel overly technical, repetitive, or overwhelming for beginners, reducing motivation and long-term engagement.
The result
A scrapbook-inspired mobile concept that combines singing exercises, guided courses, recording tools, and progress tracking into a warmer and more interactive experience.
02 / PROCESS
How I approached it
Journey Mapping
I mapped the flow between learning, singing, recording, and reviewing progress.
Wireframing
I designed layouts focused on simplicity while introducing playful visual interactions.
Visual refinement
I developed a scrapbook-inspired interface using hand-drawn elements, torn paper visuals, and warmer aesthetics.
03 / GALLERY
Project visuals
04 / PLAYTEST
Explore the project
Experience the final design through an interactive prototype.
▶ Open Prototype
05 / OUTCOME
Takeaways
This project strengthened my understanding of emotional design and showed how visual identity can shape the overall experience. It reinforced the idea that usability and personality can work together rather than existing separately.
RESULT
A more playful music-learning concept that combines structure with creativity, creating an experience that feels approachable, engaging, and enjoyable while supporting learning goals.