Legacy
Making end-of-life planning more approachable through a compassionate brand identity and an intuitive mobile experience.


Overview
As part of Generate, Northeastern University's student-led product development studio, I worked alongside a team of designers and engineers to help bring Legacy, an end-of-life planning app, to life.
Legacy aims to make end-of-life planning less overwhelming by simplifying the legal, financial, and emotional aspects of the process. Designed with millennials in mind, the app helps users create personalized plans and breaks them down into manageable tasks, making a traditionally complex and intimidating process feel more approachable and accessible.
As a Senior Designer, I contributed to both the UI/UX and branding efforts, taking the lead on developing a visual identity that reflected Legacy's mission of making end-of-life planning more accessible, inclusive, and compassionate.
Takeaways
One of the biggest challenges of this project was finding the right balance between creating a modern, approachable design and maintaining the sensitivity that comes with end-of-life planning. Throughout the process, I gained a deeper appreciation for how even the smallest design decisions can influence the overall tone and feel of an experience. These details are more than just pixels; each choice, from color to typography, plays a role in shaping how users perceive and interact with a product. This experience reinforced the importance of being intentional with my design decisions and considering the emotional impact they can have on users.
Here is a link to the Final Prototype!

Final Brand Book






























