Mosic. MOve your muSIC. It's an app that make gamification with users music and they movements. Encourage the user to do sport in a different way. Listen their music and make movements in the correct time to win more points and be the best Mosics with their songs.
I wanted to experiment with a dark design and thinking in watch native application design from the beginning. Simple dark UI with light details for make an attractive design.
In usability is said that dark ui designs are negative because they can make mirror effect or for visually impaired. But I tested the app on multiple devices with Invision and the result is positive. Highlighted details make the app works in its entirety and darkness is not a problem at any moment.
As you can see, the Watch app respects the most of the iPhone app. Fewer features, but a good result in usability.
For the promotional website I didn't want to do less ... Darkness! But I would have preferred having animated display on the base. The idea is that the scroll is fixed, not infinite and screens were rising.
Wireframes in pencil in templates I made (I need a dotted book) and designed with Photoshop Artboards.
Simple! Black and yellow. No more. And San Francisco of course.
Psychologically it is very overwhelming to think that you are making a project that may not work well for being so extreme. I'm happy with the end result but I will not do something like that more. You learn from everything :)