Familia de colores
In this section, users can select a triad of colors curated by a professional interior designer. Each color family offers three expertly suggested triads, making it easier for users to create harmonious and visually appealing combinations for their spaces.
Testing the triad
After selecting their triad of colors, users could test it in a pre-selected environment, with a maximun of three paintable walls.
Here’s the twist: when I joined the project, this feature was just an idea — no structure, no flow. The concept was clear: users would see a room and paint the walls with their triad. But how to make it happen?
I was unfamiliar with UX design at the time. My background was in graphic design, but I used my problem-solving mindset to jump in and figure it out. I asked key questions that any UX designer would:
How do I choose the paint color?
How do I paint the wall?
How do I know which color is selected?
What if I want to change the triad but keep the environment?
What if I want to switch environments but keep the triad?
How do I reset the walls if I don’t like my design?
How do I move on to the next step?
I worked through each of these, collaborating with developers and refining the design. Even though I was new to UX, I relied on my strong design instincts and problem-solving skills. This resulted in an interactive feature that allowed users to easily test their color choices, change triads or environments, and reset the walls as needed.
Familia de colores
In this section, users can create their own custom color palette—up to 6 colors—by choosing from the full range the company offers, including factory-made colors and those created through mixing. This feature was designed for more advanced users who enjoy experimenting and curating their own combinations.
Just like the previous section, this had to be built from the ground up. While I followed a similar process, new questions emerged:
• How do I remove a color I no longer want or selected by mistake?
• What if I want to start over and choose everything from scratch?
Solving these challenges led to a smooth and intuitive interface, giving users the freedom to experiment while maintaining control over their choices.
Testing the triad
Since the triad simulation was already in place, testing the custom palette was much easier. With fewer colors to manage, the process was more straightforward, allowing for quick adjustments and a seamless experience for users to test their newly created palettes.
All 3 sections share this 2 steps:
Choosing an ambient
Saving Palette
