UI/UX PROGRESSIVE APP: ‘GetPSYCHED!’

Project Overview

Roles: Development, research, illustration, digital collage, UI/UX design

Target Audience: ‘GetPsyched!’ is a resource for both the experienced and inexperienced. Whether your looking to learn more about the psychedelic renaissance or just starting off, ‘GetPsyched!’ is for those who are simply curious.

Tools: Google Sheets, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, & Glide App

What is ‘GetPsyched!’?

GetPsyched is a progressive application and educational tool that serves as an introduction to the psychedelic renaissance. The app was made with the intention of raising awareness of the astounding benefits psychedelics and cannabis can have on individuals and within the field of medicine. Learn more about what drugs are involved, explore a library of resources, and stay up to date with the latest news.

Logo Design

This logo is designed to reflect the symbiotic relationship between humans and psychedelics

A Look Into The App

Each section of the app is designed to answer the basics and take a deeper dive into the subject matter.

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‘GetPsyched’ saves you time on doing your own front end research. Stay up to date with the latest news with our vetted list of articles and research from verified sources.

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‘GetPsyched!’ offers an overview of each drug including street names, scientific names, effects, research findings, dosing, onsets & peaks, as well as links that direct users to more information.

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‘GetPsyched!’ offers an overview of each drug including street names, scientific names, chemical formulas, drug classifications, possible effects, research findings, dosing, onsets & peaks, drug origins, as well as links that direct users to more information on each psychedelic.

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Save time with ‘GetPsyched’. This app links trailers and directs you to viewing and purchasing options all within the app. Browse our collection of books, documentaries, & podcasts.

A Closer Look

Due to the limited design flexibility of this this app, I wanted to create a series of digital collages that corresponded with their psychedelic category.