Smart Mirror Interface

Project Overview

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This smart mirror interface is designed to inform and connect users—similar to smartphones or tablets, but through a natural and ambient medium. The interface blends seamlessly into daily routines like getting ready in the morning, applying makeup, or brushing teeth

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The Challenge

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How can a mirror—traditionally passive—become a helpful, digital assistant without disrupting the user experience? The goal was to enhance routine moments with meaningful, at-a-glance information.

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My Role

As a UX/UI Designer, I created the concept, user flows, wireframes, and final interface mockups. I focused on:

• _{Information Architecture}
• _Wireframes
• _{Touch-friendly UI Design}
• _{Icon Design}
• _{User Context Awareness (face detection / personalization)}

UX Process

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Research & Discovery

Analyzed smart displays, mirrors, and minimalist UI. Interviewed users to understand morning routines and key information needs.

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Information Architecture

Grouped functions:

• _{Time & Weather}
• _{Calendar & Tasks}
• _{Messages & Calls}
• _{Social Media}
• _{Appearance Customization}

Wireframes & UI Design

Built low- and high-fidelity mockups focusing on clarity, elegance, and minimalism. Chose soft tones and icons to keep the interface calm and distraction-free.

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Low-Fidelity Wireframes

To structure the smart mirror interface, I first created a series of low-fidelity wireframes. These early sketches helped explore layout ideas and test core user flows before moving into high-fidelity design.

Each wireframe focuses on a specific use case, balancing visual clarity with minimal interaction, since the mirror is designed to provide ambient, glanceable information.

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Key Features

• Date, time & weather
• Personal calendar with task view
• Face-based personalization
• Video calling & messaging
• Appearance editing (makeup, accessories – fun interaction!)
• Social media integration
• Smart home indicators (Wi-Fi, light, etc.)

Key Features

• Date, time & weather
• Personal calendar with task view
• Face-based personalization
• Video calling & messaging
• Appearance editing (makeup, accessories – fun interaction!)
• Social media integration
• Smart home indicators (Wi-Fi, light, etc.)

Outcome

The smart mirror prototype blends technology and everyday routine. It showcases how UX/UI design can extend beyond screens—and into reflective surfaces.