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Logger iOS

a data journaling app that makes it easy for users to track what is most important to them.

Logger was designed for the analytical and impassioned. We all want to be our best selves. Tracking life's details with Logger helps us make informed actions that propel us closer to our goals.

There are two key problems that Logger aims to solve:

1. Data collection is unapproachable and overly technical for many people and ranges from intimidating to boring.
2. For Users interested in data collection — they must choose between a hyper-specific judgement-based app (such as calorie counting) or they face the struggle of formatting a spreadsheet on a mobile device.

Project Goals

Develop a product story and identity that welcomes and celebrates users of all backgrounds and skill levels.
Design an app icon, logo, and visual elements that help Users connect to the many possibilities of Logger.
Engage with Users on a personal level (which in return should make data collection more approachable)

User Feedback

Vector Illustrations
Lumber Jane, with an axe on her shoulder, and an arm outstretched holding an iPhone
a lumber jack with an axe on his shoulder, with arm outstretched holding an iPhone
illustration of an axe
a single log laying on it's side
illustration of an axe leaning up against a tree stump
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Color Palette
Burnt Orange
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Sea Green
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Cerulean
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Lincoln
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Persimmon
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Chestnut
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SCOPE
User Research, Ideation, Brand Strategy, Design System, Iconography, Visual Identity, Copywriting, UX|UI Design, Usability Testing, Managing User Feedback, Launch Strategy
TEAM
Logger was developed by Alexander Greene
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