Usability test outcomes: 4 of 5 users completed onboarding without assistance Average time to find a suitable outfit: 1 min 42 sec (vs. 8+ min reported on current apps) All 5 users said they would use the app ,3 said they'd pay for it What I learned: Fit before fashion , leading with body scan instead of style quiz was the single biggest UX win. Users felt seen immediately rather than after the fact. Transparency builds trust , the "Why this fits you" feature was the most praised element in testing. Users said it felt like having a knowledgeable friend, not an algorithm. Inclusive design isn't a feature ,it's a foundation ,designing for body diversity from the first wireframe, not as an add-on, made the whole experience feel more cohesive and genuine. If I had more time: Conduct a second round of usability testing on the high-fi prototype Explore AR try-on as a future feature for the outfit detail screen Test with a broader age range (35–55) who also struggle with fit-first shopping