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Product Design, Visual Direction, UX Architecture

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Scope

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End-to-end concept, information architecture, interaction model, and visual system for the Immortal Voice MVP.

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ImmortalVoice opens as a feeling before it introduces itself as a product.

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The entry screen was designed to establish tone, humanity, and intent in a single moment  positioning the platform as a space for memory, identity, and meaning rather than utility. By using cinematic, real-world imagery and an intentionally restrained interface, the experience invites reflection instead of instruction. This first interaction answers not how it works, but what kind of world you are entering - one shaped by emotion, presence, and legacy. It sets the foundation for a product where brand is not applied on top of function, but embedded directly into how the experience is felt.

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The second entry sequence expands the world by anchoring ImmortalVoice in lived, human moments rather than abstract ideas.‍

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Each image represents a different relationship to time, joy, movement, care, reinforcing that legacy is not something reserved for the end of life, but something shaped through everyday presence. The interface remains deliberately quiet, allowing emotion and imagery to carry meaning while the call to action subtly reframes participation as authorship. This moment positions the product as universal yet intimate, a space where identity, memory, and connection are treated as something to be composed rather than consumed.

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This sequence introduces the structural heart of ImmortalVoice by translating identity into a navigable system.

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Rather than organising content through conventional menus or categories, the experience is built around human themes such as family, belief, growth, love, work, and mortality, allowing users to define their legacy through values rather than features. These selections then materialise inside the Legacy Map, where memories, people, and moments are visualised as living relationships across time and place. By offering multiple modes of navigation, from a temporal timeline to a geographic and relational view, the product reframes personal history as something that can be explored, connected, and reflected upon rather than simply stored. This approach treats information architecture as narrative design, turning structure itself into a form of meaning and making the system feel expressive, human, and emotionally legible.

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This view brings the system into an intimate, personal register, where legacy becomes something authored rather than observed.

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Within the “Your Legacy” space, memories are organised through time, format, and thematic pillars, allowing moments to be framed not just as records but as reflections. Individual entries carry both emotional weight and narrative context, blending image, voice, and text into a living archive that feels closer to an editorial artefact than a data object. Empty states are treated as invitations rather than absences, encouraging contribution through language that is gentle and human rather than functional. Here, interaction becomes an act of meaning making, transforming personal history into a continuously evolving story shaped by care, presence, and intention.

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This final sequence defines how ImmortalVoice speaks to the individual, transforming the platform into a reflective companion rather than a passive archive.

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The interface addresses the user directly, using language that is contemplative, personal, and emotionally attuned, positioning interaction as a daily practice of intention rather than a task. Prompts such as gratitude, memory, and lessons learned are framed as moments of self authorship, while categorisation by people, self, and wisdom gives structure to reflection without reducing it to data. By embedding writing, voice, and categorisation into a single, fluid experience, the product turns presence into design and interaction into meaning, completing the shift from tool to ritual.

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