Wild Edibles is an Android and iOS application aimed at educating folks about wild edible plants. For this project I used my full stack design and cartography experience to craft a UX and UI that is fun, intuitive, and easy to use in the field. My contributions to this full re-design include but are not limited to interface, graphic, identity, web, and promotional design.

My re-design for the main list of plants, menu, and detailed view of a specific plant. Swiping left on this detail view reveals a slider of images of that plant's different parts and in various seasons.

The loading and icon, respectively, I hand cut from paper and photographed to lend a realistic depth and tactile feel to a primarily digital experience.

Click the above image for an interactive version. I designed this map (using tilemill) with urban field notes in mind, highlighting both parks and buildings (to more clearly visualize empty lots) to aid foragers in marking personal patches of wild plants.