CenterPeace
User Research
Product Design
3 Months
Master Program Project
CenterPeace is a smart in-home device that uses visual, sound to support open collaboration between young adults and their parents. Designed for the emotionally charged wedding planning process, it helps ease family tensions and can be adapted for other major life events.
My Role
User Research
Product Design
Branding
Collaborated on end-to-end UX research and design for CenterPeace, contributing to interview facilitation, insight synthesis, and interface design.
Led the development of branding and visual direction during the final phase.
Partnered with cross-functional teammates to shape design decisions and deliver polished screens aligned with research findings.
My contributions informed key design directions and helped unify branding across the product experience.
Companion App for CenterPeace (Onboarding & Pairing screens)
Why is Wedding the problem space?
Further Testing: Color and sound can significantly impact human behavior and cognitive processes. We need a comprehensive understanding of the impact of our color and sound design choices to inform evidence-based decisions for the future direction of CenterPeace.
Identifying Opportunities: Understanding where CenterPeace lies beyond the wedding experience.
“It could be used for things like when a group, whether it's a family or a group of friends [goes through any] complex project or decision making...I think it could be something that could be used for that because ... there's a lot of unspoken stuff.” - P4
