Lumo
Lumo is a conceptual focus and wellbeing app designed to help students and knowledge workers build sustainable focus habits without pressure, guilt, or productivity anxiety. Rather than optimizing for speed or output, Lumo explores how calm language, gentle structure, and intentional motion can support clarity and long-term engagement.
UIUX design
Project Problem
Most productivity tools rely on urgency, streaks, and performance metrics.
While effective short-term, they often increase stress, cognitive overload, and burnout.
Users need tools that:
Reduce mental pressure
Respect fluctuating energy
Communicate clearly without demanding attention
Goal
Design a focus experience that:
Uses content as guidance, not enforcement
Prioritizes clarity over quantity
Supports focus through tone, hierarchy, and motion
Feels calm, human, and emotionally aware
Key Design Decisions
Language-first UX: Content choices were made before visuals.
Single-action screens: Each screen focuses on one primary action.
Gentle feedback: No streaks, no comparisons, no performance pressure.
Motion as communication: Animation reinforces meaning, not decoration.
Outcome
Lumo demonstrates how thoughtful content design, information hierarchy, and visual restraint can create a focus experience that feels supportive rather than demanding.
This project reflects my interest in designing emotionally aware digital products where clarity, tone, and structure work together to shape user behavior.
