Source choice
Users can select a forecast provider or use the best-match option instead of treating one source as unquestionable.
Product case study
Personal projectROOZروز
Minimal weather, with the source and context still visible.
ROOZ is designed for people who want a fast weather overview without giving up control over forecast source, location, units, comparison, and appearance.
Product snapshot
- Platform
- Android
- Status
- Personal project
- Forecasts
- Multiple sources
- Interface
- Light + dark
The product question
How can a weather app stay minimal without hiding meaningful choices?
Weather providers can disagree, locations need to be easy to change, and useful context is often buried. The product needed to keep everyday use calm while making source, units, and comparison settings easy to reach.
Key product decisions
Location without friction
City and region selection is kept close to the main experience for quick switching.
Useful comparison
Today is placed beside yesterday’s selected hours to give temperature and humidity a familiar reference point.
Personal defaults
Celsius or Fahrenheit, wind units, light or dark appearance, comparison hours, and morning briefing are configurable.
Current outcome
Current outcome
The current Android build includes light and dark interfaces, city and region selection, multiple forecast sources, configurable units, comparison with yesterday, and morning briefing controls. Built and tested for personal daily use.
My role
Product concept, information architecture, interface direction, Android development, and release preparation.
Next step
Prepare direct web and app releases for the site.