More Mock-Ups! +Feedback

I created the rest of the app pages. In terms of the design, i wanted to keep it pretty simple. This was so I could make sure that everything was as easy for the user to use as possible. In an emergency, people tend to panic, so I saw it would be best to keep features pretty limited The only features are a resource page, plus an FAQ page, and a page for all the legal things.
  
When I sent this to peers and experts, they mentioned that i should make the colors more, as well as use the gold to accent the icons in the panel. The blue seemed too blended with the background color. I also worked on created a prototype this week on Adobe XD.

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