Birhasani RakaProduct & UI/UX Designer
Work Additional work
Used during Matahari’s Ramadan event

Avalon AI x Matahari

Designing an AI Fashion Experience for a Ramadan Retail Event

A virtual try-on and personal color analysis experience created for use at a Matahari event.

Delivered 28 screens and one exhibition banner; tested with 10 Matahari booth visitors and used during the event.

Aura Intelligence experience across web and mobile screens for personal color analysis and fashion recommendations.
Organization
Avalon AI x Matahari
Role
UI/UX Designer
Timeline
February 2025–April 2025
Status
Used during Matahari’s Ramadan event
Contribution
Designed within a two-person design team.
  • 0128 screens
  • 02Tested with 10 booth visitors
  • 03Used during a Ramadan event

Context

AI-assisted fashion guidance in an event setting

The product combined AI virtual try-on with personal color analysis for Matahari’s Ramadan event.

Role and timeline

UI/UX design in a two-person team

I worked as a UI/UX Designer from February to April 2025 as part of a two-person design team.

Challenge

Bringing two AI fashion capabilities into one experience

The project scope brought virtual try-on and personal color analysis together in an experience intended for an event context.

Contribution

From flow structure to event delivery

  1. 01

    Structure

    Define the web and mobile product flow.

  2. 02

    Design

    Deliver 28 interface screens.

  3. 03

    Validate

    Test the experience with 10 Matahari booth visitors.

  4. 04

    Support the event

    Create one exhibition banner for the event setting.

Selected visuals

Flow, interface, and event evidence

Aura Intelligence web and mobile flow from image capture and preferences to loading and fashion recommendations.
Aura Intelligence web and mobile interfaces for image capture, preferences, loading, and product recommendations.
Aura Intelligence launch banner for the Avalon AI and Matahari event at Tunjungan Plaza in February 2025.

Verified outcome

Tested and used during the event

Project status

Event-deployed work

This project is described as used during Matahari’s Ramadan event, not as a general public product launch.

Reflection

Designing for a bounded real-world setting

What I learned

The project connected product screens, AI-driven fashion guidance, and a physical exhibition artifact within one event context.

What I would do next

Any broader product claim would require verified evidence beyond the 10 booth visitors and the Ramadan event deployment.