In this project, I developed a deeper understanding of the importance of minimizing the amount of information presented to the user. Simplifying the interface helps users process and understand it more easily, reducing cognitive load. The concept of breaking consistency when necessary in design also became clearer to me; while a consistent look is generally important, occasional deviations can create a more dynamic and engaging user experience. In future projects, I plan to incorporate design inspirations from various sources, including offline ones like magazines and books, more frequently. This practice, which proved to be very useful in some of my design iterations, has shown to be especially valuable during creative blocks as a way to generate new ideas. I also learned that under deadline pressure, there isn’t always enough time to test designs with real users. While the simplicity of this tool’s layout made testing less critical, I would have still liked to explore the High-Fidelity version in more depth. Allocating time for that will be a greater priority in my future projects.