FluidOS Calendar
Designing a calendar app for a conceptual foldable OS
I led UX and visual design for a native calendar app on FluidOS, a conceptual foldable device. The goal was to create a cohesive experience across phone and watch views, balancing visual consistency with limited screen space.
From one screen
to many
The Fluid Calendar was part of a 12 native apps designed for FluidOS, a foldable operating system. I collaborated on the phone view, then adapted the experience for smaller screens like the Fluid Watch.
01
Adaptive layout
Designed a flexible structure that transitioned seamlessly from phone to watch.
02
Design system consistency
Maintained visual consistency with FluidOS while tailoring hierarchy for each device.
03
Focused interactions
Streamlined the watch view to surface key info and enable quick, glanceable actions.
Building the
phone experience
For the phone view, I prioritized legibility and simplified navigation while reusing shared components across apps. This balance helped deliver a polished experience despite tight timelines.
Designing for context
beyond consistency
Instead of simply shrinking the interface, I restructured the layout around how users interact on the watch. The focus shifted from full event views to summaries, reminders, and quick actions.
Final screens
calendar app
The Calendar app delivers consistent experiences on both watch and phone, keeping users informed and in control wherever they go.
Outcome
and metrics
4.5/5
Rating from mobile experts
The FluidOS Calendar was ranked 2nd out of 5 teams by a panel of mobile UX experts.