Smart Home Control App UI/UX

HomeSphere already connects lights, cameras, locks and more, but the interface needs to feel as smart as the house itself. I want every user to open the app and, within a single tap, toggle their most common devices—lights and switches—without hunting through menus. Quick control of everyday devices sits at the heart of this redesign; room-level views, security monitoring, automation routines and energy usage can follow naturally once the essentials are effortless. Here’s the outcome I’m after: a polished, accessible mobile experience that looks at home on both iOS and Android. Whether you prefer Figma, Sketch or Adobe XD, bring the toolkit that lets you move fast and iterate. Flow diagrams, low-fidelity wireframes and high-fidelity prototypes should be part of your process, but what really matters is the final interactive prototype that demonstrates smooth navigation, clear visual hierarchy and WCAG-friendly color choices. To keep us aligned, I’ll review: • A clickable prototype covering the main dashboard, room screens and automation setup • A style guide (fonts, colors, iconography) that can scale as new devices are added • Handoff files ready for development, complete with component specs and interaction notes Show me similar mobile UI/UX work you’ve led from concept to handoff so I can gauge how your experience maps to HomeSphere. Once we agree on the flow, I’m happy to work in short feedback loops until the design feels invisible and the house feels truly in my control.