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A fitness app
built around
daily progress.

An app for tracking workouts, activity, routines, and health metrics, built to help people stay consistent and actually see results.

Track. Improve. Repeat.

Log workouts, monitor activity,
and stay consistent.

Built for real progress.

Smart insights and visual goals
to keep you moving forward.

Workouts splash screen
Dashboard screen

Turning fitness
data into daily
motivation.

An app that tracks workouts, activity, and health metrics, and turns all that data into something clear you can act on.

Overview
RoleProduct Designer
PlatformiOS & Android
Duration6 Weeks
Tools
Ps Ae N
Target Users

Active individuals and fitness enthusiasts looking to build healthy, consistent habits.

Problem

Most fitness apps bury you in numbers and scattered charts, with little that actually fits you, so staying consistent is hard.

  • Data is hard to understand
  • Lack of daily motivation
  • Generic plans don't fit everyone
  • Progress feels unclear
Solution

So I built it to do one thing well: turn a pile of numbers into a single clear next step, and a reason to open the app again tomorrow.

  • Clear daily goals and progress
  • Smart insights and trends
  • Personalized workouts and plans
  • Motivating streaks and rewards
Design Process
01Research

Analyzed user needs, market trends, and competitor experiences.

02Define

Identified key pain points and defined goals, flows, and success metrics.

03Design

Created wireframes, UI, and interactive prototypes focused on clarity.

04Test

Tested with real users and iterated until it felt smoother and more motivating.

Understanding habits
before shaping the product.

We started by digging into how people actually behave: what motivates them,
where they get stuck. That told us who we were building for and how to map an
experience that keeps people coming back.

Personas

Alex Turner

28, Product Designer
San Francisco, CA

A busy professional who wants to stay fit, manage stress, and build a consistent routine without spending hours at the gym.

Goals
  • Build strength and improve endurance
  • Stay consistent with short workouts
  • Track progress and see results
Pain Points
  • Unpredictable work schedule
  • Lack of time for long workouts
  • Forgets to track and review progress
Motivations
  • Looks for quick, effective workouts
  • Loves visual progress and streaks
  • Wants a plan that adapts to him

Maya Singh

31, Marketing Manager
Austin, TX

She's getting back into fitness post-pregnancy and wants a balanced routine that fits her energy and lifestyle.

Goals
  • Improve strength and overall wellness
  • Find workouts that fit her schedule
  • Stay motivated and stress-free
Pain Points
  • Low energy and inconsistent routine
  • Overwhelmed by too many choices
  • Needs guidance and variety
Motivations
  • Enjoys structured, guided plans
  • Appreciates encouragement and insights
  • Wants to feel strong and confident
Research Insights
78%
Consistency
is the key
Users who track daily are 78% more likely to reach their goals.
62%
Workouts under
45 mins win
62% of users prefer workouts shorter than 45 minutes due to time.
41%
Lack of guidance
leads to drop-off
41% of users stop within the first month without a clear plan.
User Flow

The user flow lays out how someone moves through the product, every step from the first screen to the last.

From low-fidelity structure
to a usable visual system.

We started with the user flows and wireframes, then built a consistent design language that holds up across features and screen sizes.

Wireframe 1
Wireframe 2
Wireframe 3
Wireframe 4
Wireframe 5
Wireframe 6
From wireframes to a visual system.

Style Guide

What I care about is balancing how something looks with whether it actually means something. Color, type, every pixel feeds into how the user connects with the app.

Color Palette
056680
00AB96
02264A
02C39A
E4E4E4
C4C4C4
Typography
Arial Rounded MT
Bold, Medium
Segoe UI
Regular, Bold
Aa
36Heading One
24Heading Two
16Body — Stay consistent. See the change.
12Caption Label
Iconography
Buttons
Metrics
Illustrations

The product
brought to life.

Scroll across to take a closer look at the most important application screens, one flow at a time.

Onboarding

The first time someone opens the app, we walk them through what it does and how to use it.

Onboarding screen 1
Onboarding screen 2
Sign in screen 1
Sign in screen 2

Sign In & Registration

Signing in or creating an account is quick, so people can get into the app without any friction.

Home Screen

The home screen is the main page. It shows the key categories, and the icon on the right opens a quick menu.

Home screen
Track weight screen
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