Why it exists
Planning an outfit is easier when clothes, saved looks, and packing lists are part of the same workflow.
Portfolio / CASE STUDY
Public iOS app code
Nifty Outfit Nook.
A SwiftUI wardrobe and outfit planner with on-device garment cutouts, suitcase and laundry workflows, and tests that exercise the app on iPhone and iPad.
MY ROLE
Independent native iOS design and development
What I built
I built the native wardrobe UI and separated features, services, models, and fixtures into Swift package targets. The app uses Apple Vision to isolate garments and UI tests to exercise wardrobe workflows.
Project in view
Engineering decisions
Keep cutout work on device
A Vision service creates the foreground mask for the photo workflow. Service tests exercise the cutout path with controlled inputs.
Make fixture-backed flows repeatable
In-memory stores let UI tests exercise suitcase and laundry behavior with known inputs and predictable state.
Inspect what goes into a release
Release and archive checks verify the build contents and guard against including demo fixtures or test-only code.
Capabilities in practice
- Native product engineering
- On-device image segmentation
- UI test fixtures
- Release packaging
Status & scope
The public repository shows the native app and its tests. The backend is described separately.