Screens Designed as Scenes, Not Feature Panels
Redesigned the sleep entry screen and content selection flow as a single coherent experience rather than a collection of independent components.
The screens had been structured primarily by stacking functional elements. Buttons and cards fulfilled their individual roles, but the overall layout did not communicate context at the moment of entry. The sleep entry screen in particular requires a flow that gradually guides users into a settled state — a quality that was absent from the previous structure.
To address this, the layout flow and transition behavior of the sleep session selection and content browsing screens were redesigned. The way cards appear, and how selections chain into a session, were restructured so that alarm reminders, previews, and recommendations read as parts of a unified screen rather than separate components. Ownership of when mode-specific overlay effects render and dismiss was clarified, ensuring consistent transition behavior across multiple screens.
On the data preparation side, cache and sync timing were adjusted to minimize empty states that appeared during screen entry before content finished loading.