Museum Biography App Design

The goal is to craft a museum app whose primary function is an engaging Biography section. Every screen, flow, and interaction should draw visitors into the life stories featured in our galleries, but with a clear, research-driven emphasis on historical impact—and, more specifically, on each figure’s political contributions.

Here’s how I picture the experience: users open the app and are greeted by a timeline-style interface that lets them dive straight into pivotal political moments, supported by archival photos, audio clips, and concise narrative blocks. Contextual call-outs should link back to our physical exhibits, yet the app must stand on its own for remote visitors.

Scope of work
• Complete UX/UI design in Figma (or a comparable tool) showing the full biography flow, navigation, and visual language.
• A clickable prototype demonstrating how users move from an overview of a historical figure to detailed political milestones.
• Design assets (icons, typography specs, color palette) packaged for easy hand-off to developers.

Acceptance criteria
• The biography flow is the default landing area and is reachable from every other section in two taps or less.
• Political-contribution highlights are visually distinguished (e.g., badge or color cue) and can be filtered chronologically or thematically.
• All copy placeholders accommodate translation without breaking layout (min. 30% text expansion).
• Prototype loads smoothly on standard iOS and Android screen sizes.

I can supply museum branding guidelines, exhibit copy, and raw media files once we begin. Let me know if additional artifacts—such as accessibility audits or alternate font licenses—should be prepared early so you can keep momentum.