The Challenge

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For visually impaired people, getting dressed with confidence isn't just about putting on clothes - it's about independence, self-expression, and dignity.

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Key Problems

• Difficulty matching colors and patterns without visual feedback
• Uncertainty about dressing appropriately for different occasions
• Lack of accessible fashion tools designed specifically for the visually impaired

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The Impact Preview

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Empowering Fashion Independence

In just 24 hours at the Tesco Technology hackathon, we created Git? - an app that earned 2nd place by transforming how visually impaired users interact with fashion. Our solution helped users independently verify their outfit choices and receive instant style feedback.

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The Team & My Role

As the UX designer, I collaborated closely with a team of backend developers to bridge the gap between user needs and technical implementation.