Sprout

Sprout was created by a team of student designers at Auburn University, Fall 2017. An app that aims to help people of all gardening strengths and skill sets, Sprout contains a vast database of regional plants for users to add to their gardens. Upon adding a plant, users immediately have that plant's care added to their daily agenda. Users can save plants to their wishlist, add friends to a community garden, and see progress on their plant's growth. It's quick and easy, with a design as clean and fresh as the plants you'll soon be growing.

- FEATURED IN THE 2018 AUBURN UNIVERSITY GRAPHIC DESIGN STUDENT SHOW, JURIED BY GAIL ANDERSON -

I designed the app icon for Sprout, using Illustrator and Photoshop.

Our five key screens for Sprout. Each user's home dashboard features their profile picture and the tasks for that day. Based on their location settings, local weather is also shown.

The calendar has three view settings: monthly, weekly, and daily. The daily view has the same tasks as the home page, but with more information given, like when the best time to water is. The monthly view shows a scroll-through calendar with the current date highlighted. Bars appear on the day tasks are expected, color-coded to match the plant type. I was responsible for these pages.

On the community garden screen, users can see just how many individual plants of each kind they have, if they have been taken care of, and who is in the garden with them. The community garden setting can also be used for roommates who have houseplants, or a family taking care of their crops.

I was responsible for animating the loading screen gif for Sprout using Photoshop.

Other personal responsibilities included designing the icons used throughout the app.

Walkthrough video of Sprout, recorded using Justinmind.

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