Project Fitness is a comprehensive design solution aimed at helping [Target Audience, e.g., Fitness Enthusiasts] track their progress, stay motivated, and achieve their health goals. This project focuses on reducing "logging friction"—the time spent on the phone instead of the weights.
- Figma File:(https://www.figma.com/design/fPMS6iXDgN1Yrz8i9nT4qs/project_fitness)
- Tools: Figma, FigJam,Canva,Pinterest
Many fitness apps fail because they are either too cluttered with unnecessary features or too manual, making the user lose focus during their workout.
- Key Pain Point: Users find it difficult to log sets quickly between high-intensity intervals.
- The Goal: Build a "Zero-Distraction" interface that prioritizes speed and clarity.
Designed for sweaty hands and fast-paced environments. Large tap targets and gesture-based set completion.
Visualizing progress through heatmaps and volume charts rather than just lists of numbers.
An adaptive calendar that suggests rest days based on workout intensity and muscle group fatigue.
| Element | Specification |
|---|---|
| Typography | [e.g., Montserrat & Open Sans] |
| Primary Color | #InsertColorCode (Energy Blue) |
| Secondary Color | #InsertColorCode (Deep Slate) |
| Grid System | 8pt Soft Grid |
- Empathize: Conducted user surveys to identify why people stop using fitness apps after 2 weeks.
- Define: Created user personas (e.g., "The Busy Professional" and "The Competitive Athlete").
- Ideate: Sketched low-fidelity wireframes to test navigation flows.
- Prototype: Built a high-fidelity interactive prototype in Figma with micro-interactions.
- Test: Iterated based on feedback regarding button placements and font legibility in dark-mode.
- Impact: Simplified the workout logging process from 5 clicks to 2.
- Learning: Gained deep experience in Component Properties and Auto-Layout 5.0 within Figma to create a truly responsive design system.
I’m currently in a "learning sprint" and would love to hear your thoughts on this project. Whether you are a senior designer, a developer, or a fitness enthusiast, your perspective helps me improve.
- Design Feedback: Is the hierarchy clear? How is the spacing? I'm always looking to sharpen my 8pt grid execution.
- UX Suggestions: Can you think of a better way to handle the "Workout Log" flow?
- Feature Ideas: What is one feature you wish your favorite fitness app had?
- Open to Feedback: If you have a critique, feel free to Open an Issue or message me!
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aayushiiit/
- Email: aayushistewari@gmail.com
"Great design is never finished, only shared."