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   UX Design · Accessibility · Healthcare

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StillMe:

Designing for
memory,&dignity

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Alzheimer’s is part of my family’s story.

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Seeing the emotional burden it places on both the person affected and their loved ones inspired me to create StillMe, a companion app designed to support memory, independence, and everyday life with dignity.

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Personal Project · 2026 (Work in Progress)​   

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Family member/Friends:

Robert · Neighbor 👴

Daily activity:

Take a walk

My glasses are 👓 :

The bedside table

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  1. Overview

A companion app designed for people living with Alzheimer's and the family members who support them.

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The goal was to reduce confusion, support independence, and make everyday tasks feel less overwhelming through a simple and reassuring digital experience.

Problem

Everyday Challenges That Existing Apps Don't Solve

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People living with dementia face challenges that go beyond memory loss. Daily routines, relationships, and even simple interactions with technology can become confusing and overwhelming.​​

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Everyday Tasks Become Everyday Barriers

People living with dementia often face challenges that many digital products fail to address.

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Remembering People

Names, relationships, and important family information can become difficult to recall.

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Finding Everyday Items

Glasses, medicine, keys, and personal belongings are frequently misplaced.

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Accessing Important Information

Passwords, PINs, and sensitive information often require assistance from others.

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Complex Interfaces

Many existing apps contain too many options, creating confusion and cognitive overload.

2. User persona

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Margaret Wilson

78 years old. Retired Teacher

" I just want to remember the little things

and stay independant for as long as I can"

GOAL

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  • Remember names and important dates.

  • Find her glasses and everyday items easily.

  • Keep her information private and safe

  • Stay mentally active and engaged.

Frustrations

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  • Forgets where she puts things

  • Hard to use complicated apps

  • Asking for help makes her feel dependant

  • Too many options are overwhelming

3. User journey

A day in margaret's life:
Remembers a
family member
Can't find her glasses
Needs her online password
Takes a short daily Quizz
Feels accomplished and reassured

4. Information Architecture

Simple structure, clear purpose.
HOME
Family&
Friends
Find my things
Passwords
Daily activity
People I care about
Where my things are
Private information
Daily Quiz &
Engagement

5. Wireframes

Low fidelity wireframes
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6. Logo (work in Progress)

7. Icons (work in Progress)

8. Visual Identity

The palette is warm, pastel, and deliberately varied. Each color maps to a section and an emotion — reducing cognitive load through consistent color language.

Soft rose

Sky Blue

Warm Gold

Fresh mint

Lavender

Peach

DM Serif
Display

Display headings · Warmth & editorial weight

Nunito 800

Nunito 400

App UI · Friendly, round, highly legible at any size

9. Screen (work in progress)

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10. Tools 

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Figma

UI/UX design, prototyping, and layout system

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Adobe Illustrator

​Visual assets and interface elements

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ChatGPT

UX thinking, content, and ideation support

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StillMe

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