The design process began with user research to understand the specific pain points families experience when managing schedules. I conducted an online survey targeting parents with young children, gathering insights about their frustrations and expectations. I also performed secondary research on family structures and reviewed four competing apps—Cozi, Family Wall, iCloud Calendar, and Google Calendar—to identify strengths, weaknesses, and gaps in the current market. From this research, I outlined the major pain points: the need for clearer communication, real-time updates, shared accountability, and better visibility of all family members' commitments. To address these issues, I sketched paper wireframes, then digitized them into low-fidelity prototypes using Figma. I designed the app to include a shared calendar, Facebook-style feed, group chat, to-do list, and a map to enhance family coordination and visibility. I ran a usability study on the low-fidelity version, compiled insights, and created an affinity diagram to pinpoint themes for improvement. I then iterated on the wireframes and moved to high-fidelity prototypes, refining the design with clear color coding, modern typography, and intuitive layouts. A second round of usability testing was conducted, where I refined key elements based on participant feedback. Finally, I created polished mockups and visual design guides to illustrate the final concept.