Hey Jorge, I must say this is a very unique approach that you have tried to come up with but there are few suggestions that I would like to give: In screen 2 instead of scanning hair it should be scanning hair so that it can put hairstyle around the face. Voice assistant along with some visual options to see different hair style and colors on there face would have made much more sense as compared to just having voice assistant. User might not really have a lot of knowledge of different hair style names and hair style colors. I guess it will also be difficult to build such a technology where it understand open text because people have different ways to describe different hairstyle. Also you could have shown text on the text box instead of on the image why is it lying there? In the last screen it would have been better if you would have shown a new look instead of adding the same image. Back arrow and more option's icon can be pulled slightly up closer to date.

Thanks so much for the feedback, it helped a lot.

Hey Jorge, I like the theme that you've chosen, giving a pretty modern vibe. I had a few suggestions where you might be able to improve. 1. On the first page, you say start scanning, but it's not immediately clear what I'm gonna be scanning for. This app is doing something that the users are probably new to... and when trying to establish new behaviours it's a good practice to tell the users what they can expect to happen at the end of this process. For example, you could show a screen with a video that shows what they can get out of it. 2. The journey you've chosen goes 'Scan your hair > select a style > see how it looks' and that works in this scenario because the user is entering random words that AI renders. Here's another approach, how about you first ask them the kinda style they wanna try, and then they can click pictures in different poses to see how it looks. (OR maybe an AR technology that shows them real time) 3. If I personally think of myself using this app, I'm not sure if I'm a fan of searching the kinda hairstyle I want, I wanna experiment. And although the placeholder text gives an idea, it still feels a bit intimidating. You're relying on my ability to remember the styles. It's a good practice to help them recall and not remember. So perhaps, just below the input field you could place some templates for search. Just to make the user's job easier. (You know like there are number templates below the input field when you're adding money to your wallet https://paytmblogfinal.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/7.png) 4. Lastly, I'd like to mention the text on the last screen is not clearly visible, maybe you can try adding the whole thing in a rectangle stuck to the bottom and make the image area smaller. I guess that wouldn't hurt the user's flow. I guess that's it from my side, I hope this helps. And keep creating

Hey Jorge, I must say you tried to do something unique for makeover challenge, the functionality is lot like generating random image with the help of AI. Although generating random hairstyles with some keywords can be fun and is flexible to provide quite a number of hairstyles, it lacks users control. User will anticipate which kind of hairstyle will be generate and can leave the app after few failed attempts of not liking any style. Giving option to user to choose from various styles and hair colors can help user to take quick action.

Hi Jorge, thank you for participating in this week's challenge! I like your solution to this challenge, it's simple, informative, and easy to use. Depending on how important the information is for users to see I would suggest not showing the start button until you have taken them through each screen. You could include a skip button, in that case, to let people skip the content if they want to jump straight into the app. If you are okay with users skipping the onboarding I think it's a great solution. The hierarchy of the page is great, I am pulled in by the illustrations and flow down the screen to the start button. I would double-check to make sure that the grey text has a high enough contrast to be accessible. I hope these suggestions help, thanks again for participating!