The brief for Anseo (the Irish word for "Here") was to design a high-fidelity mobile intervention that empowers young people to self-regulate through intuitive, daily check-ins without the friction of traditional therapeutic interfaces.

I served as the Lead Designer for this pitch, architecting the end-to-end user experience within Figma. The strategy was rooted in "Visual Agency" through using a sophisticated, calm-inducing palette and rounded, tactile UI elements to reduce the anxiety of emotional reporting. I deconstructed complex mood-tracking into a rhythmic, gamified experience that prioritised ease of use over data entry.

While remaining a conceptual pilot, Anseo serves as a definitive proof-of-concept for the "Visual Architecture of Trust" applied to the digital health sector. It demonstrates my ability to take a high-stakes social brief in adolescent mental health and translate it into a functional, high-fidelity digital product. This project underscores my technical proficiency in Figma and my capacity to lead the UI/UX strategy for complex, human-centric mobile applications.