FaithTalk is a conversational Bible and devotional app designed to help Christians stay consistent in their spiritual growth. Instead of just reading scripture, users can chat, ask questions, get guided explanations, save verses, and track their journey all in one simple, warm, and modern interface.
Role
Product Designer
Duration
4 Weeks
Tools Used
Figma, FigJam, Canva, Google Docs
Design a calm, modern Bible experience that helps users understand scripture, stay consistent, and feel personally connected.
Key Insights
Users want help understanding scripture, not just reading it
Most people switch between multiple apps for faith routines
Engagement happens mostly in the morning or at night
Design Decisions
Chat-first experience to make scripture feel personal
Unified reading, journaling, and devotionals to reduce friction
Calm typography and spacing for long reading sessions
Gentle habit nudges without pressure
Final Screens (Main Section)
The home screen focuses on daily scripture without overwhelming the user.
I followed a simple and structured design process to ensure clarity, usability, and consistency. I began by understanding the project goals and user needs, then moved into creating wireframes to define the layout and flow. After refining the structure, I explored visual directions and developed a clean, modern interface using accessible colors and typography. Finally, I reviewed the design for responsiveness and improved the experience based on feedback.
Outcome / What This Solves
FaithTalk helps users move from passive reading to active understanding, making scripture easier to engage with daily.
What I Learned
Designing for faith requires careful tone and language
Conversational UI can deepen engagement when done thoughtfully
Small usability tweaks significantly affect trust and clarity
Next Steps
Audio Bible
Offline access
Deeper AI guidance