Graham Slick

Every project UX

LastLook

The app flow and wireframes for LastLook, a mobile app for sending photos to a project’s team and getting them approved before a deadline.

When
2016

LastLook was a mobile app for getting photos approved on time. Someone sends a photo, a burst of photos or a whole folder to the people on a project. They swipe right to approve and left to decline, add comments, and send reminders as the deadline nears, and one person on the project gives the final sign-off.

Graham mapped the app’s flow, from signing up to the newsfeed, the profile and its projects, a direct inbox for photos sent one to one, and the photo view, listing what each screen does. Then he drew wireframes of four key screens for the iPhone. The sample projects come from fashion: runway looks, a petite line, headwear, summer heels and sketches for a spring line.

Roles User experience design · App flow · Wireframes

Wireframe of the LastLook newsfeed: photos sent for approval on August 3, 2016, in a grid, each labeled with its sender and project, one checked as approved and one crossed out as declined
The newsfeed
Wireframe of a single photo, a gown in a shop window, shown full screen with a cross to decline on the left, a check to approve on the right, a close button, and five comments with a link to add one
A photo to approve or decline
Wireframe of a photo’s details, revealed by swiping up: its deadline with a Send Reminder link, who has viewed it, the project, the sender and when it was sent
Swiping up on a photo
Wireframe of the projects on the profile page: Avant Garde Runway and Spring Line Sketches, each with a cover picture, its deadline and comments, above a New Project button
Projects, on the profile page
The LastLook app flow: sign up and sign in lead to the newsfeed, which links to the profile and its projects, the direct inbox, bursts of photos and single photos, with each screen’s features listed beneath it
The updated app flow