Bundance Ui/Ux Case Design — Yoga and Meditation App
Bundance — Journey to Spiritual Connection
Design Type: Mobile App Design
Specifics and Business Area: Entertainment
About the project
Are you prepared to touch a world where each click takes you deeper into your spiritual 'self'? Welcome to Bundance, an app that opens new horizons of self-exploration. Most seek spiritual landmarks and belonging, yearning for the oasis they provide amidst life's hustle. Bundance is a way to connect online and offline, making spiritual practices and events accessible with just one touch. The idea author is a former Google manager turned visionary developer. The mission was clear — to curate events from Telegram chats, offer easy additions to personal calendars, and provide a cohesive platform for the community.
Design Goals
Inspired by Mother Nature, we aimed to portray the harmony, unity, and balance she provides. We wanted users to grow spiritually and feel peace immediately when they opened the app.
Concept
The app was designed to be a guide reminiscent of Mother Nature's caring embrace. Nature is an inexhaustible source of strength and energy, where we can feel harmony. Mother Nature represents perfect unison where each element aspires to be unique yet perfectly complements the entire ecosystem. We feel peace and equilibrium when we witness the eternal moment of mountains, the tumultuous power of giant waves, or the boundless mystery of forests.
Graphics
The special vibe began right from the onboarding process. We used artificial intelligence to create illustrations that show individuals engaging in spiritual activities — dancing among flowers, performing rituals, and practicing yoga — highlighting unity and individual spiritual journeys.
Color Palette
Aligning with the client's vision, we chose pastel shades for our design, mirroring the gentle hues of wildflowers at dawn. We avoided pure black-and-white colors to bring our palette closer to authentic natural tones.
Color Palette
Aligning with the client's vision, we chose pastel shades for our design, mirroring the gentle hues of wildflowers at dawn. We avoided pure black-and-white colors to bring our palette closer to authentic natural tones.
