01.
Goal
Conceptualize and design a futuristic weather app meant to live inside the interior of a spaceship – think Prometheus or Enterprise. It needed to balance visual spectacle and technical precision: elaborate graphics, detailed diagrams, and meaningful data – all while maintaining readability, style, and a strong sci-fi identity.
02.
Details
Built for iPad, giving the interface room to breathe. Real weather data from diverse locations powers charts, bars, and numeric displays. The goal wasn’t just futuristic facade – each piece of information is practical and accurate, not just decoration.
Visual styling leans heavily into sci-fi tropes: frames, grids, uppercase labels, dense numeric readouts. There’s a tension between complexity and clarity – the challenge was making a design that looks “otherworldly,” yet still legible and purposeful.
03.
Result
This is a personal project – a design experiment at the limits of style. It pushed me to explore how far detail, interface density, and aesthetic cues can go without losing usability. Years later, I still regard it as a milestone in sharpening my visual identity and design discipline.