Executive Summary

Crystal Gazer is based on an ancient Western divination practice. Each message represents a journey, with joy, pain, hope, change and rebirth. A recreation of people’s lives, whether physically, mentally, or emotionally.

Rely on accurate horoscope predictions, dream interpretation books, tarot cards and palmistry to plan your lucky day or year. Explore your true self and connect with others on a deeper level by studying human horoscope designs, as well as the key characteristics and phase information of your sign. Step into a better life with the guidance of the stars!

Background Information

This application supports services in fortune telling through tarot cardprediction divination love, health, financial, interpersonal and many otherfortunes, take the user into the world of fortune telling, let the fortune topredict the results, analyze the reasons, give spiritual guidance.

Logo

This product can be described as cryptic, enigmatic, and romantic. The mission of the application is to create visual graphics base on these three words to convey the information about the application, to target demographics and sale as a brand.

By using the related color scheme, graphics, and composition to give the user a visual contrast and translate experiences through graphics and texts.

Color Scheme

Colorspeaks and can even be as powerful as language. It is the visual appearance, and is largely dependent on the use of color. Color conveys mood and information on the eyes.

Yellow conveys youthful and fresh energy, purple on the other hands conveys wisdom and spirituality. Purple combines certain characteristics of both red and blue, thus appearing complex and contradictory, and can be considered the most mysterious of colors. Its low luminance nature tends to immerse people in fantasy thus triggering a sense of psychological mystery.

In the actual application of color matching, it is the increasing brightness of purple can produce many layers of mauve. Since purple is extremely unstable, when it comes to specific color schemes, we usually match it with its neighboring color blue or complementary color yellow to make purple cooler or warmer, thus increasing the color hierarchy.