World Wide Web.
Connection, in hand.
An ACT Fibernet app redesign.
Solo design · Class projectA familiar service.
A new interface.
The original ACT Fibernet app I reviewed lacked tools such as speed testing and customer support. My redesign aimed to bring everyday internet services together in one easy-to-use app.
For this class assignment, I designed the project independently and conducted UI/UX testing with classmates. The concept brings speed testing and customer support together with plan selection, account information, payments and usage tracking.
The plan.
The details.
The dashboard.
Feedback from classmates emphasized keeping key features accessible from the home screen. In response, I added a bottom navigation menu to give users a direct route to the main features and make them easier to find. The dashboard brings account information and service shortcuts together, while the plan list leads into details of each package.
Dark surfaces.
A clear red thread.
From the bill
to the connection.
Account and payment screens sit alongside service tools. Red highlights actions and charts, while cards and white type organize information on dark backgrounds.
One identity,
across the experience.
An angular red mark and dark palette connect the welcome screen to the rest of the interface. These mockups illustrate the academic concept.
Designed solo.
Tested with classmates.
App redesign by Roshni Vasudevan, developed as a class project. UI/UX testing was conducted with classmates.
This is an academic concept, not a commissioned ACT Fibernet project. Brand names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. Device and environment imagery is shown as presentation mockups.