Most sports tracking apps treat web interfaces like boring, static placeholders. We built Yogolf to

Most sports tracking apps treat web interfaces like boring, static placeholders. We built Yogolf toMost sports tracking apps treat web interfaces like boring, static placeholders. We built Yogolf to

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Keitoto Studio

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Most sports tracking apps treat web interfaces like boring, static placeholders. We built Yogolf to change that—transforming an abstract AI analytics engine into an active, high-conversion discovery surface for modern athletes. 📱🟢

Slide through the 4 attached images to review the detailed UI up close—including our real-time posture overlays and sleek editorial component arrays. See how we engineered visual authority into every pixel.

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Completed work

Product Design UI Design UX Design Figma appinterface uicomponents golftech

Jacob Olenick

pro

• Jul 10

Some components from my MacOS app Coffee Order.

Figma Design Systems Product Design

Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 10

The kanban and note components blending into that warm blurred background instead of a flat panel is a nice touch, feels more native to macOS than most Figma-to-app kits. Is Coffee Order shipping as an actual Mac app, or is this staying a design system exploration for now?

Cameron Duncalfe

max

• Jul 10

What do you see? 👀

Logo Design Figma

Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 10

My first read was a "2," but staring longer it splits into two separate quotation-mark-like shapes stacked on each other. Was the ambiguity intentional from the brief, or did it emerge while you were exploring and you decided to keep it?

Anna asol_design

pro

• Jul 10

NEW TASTE TEST 🌿

Same acupressure session. Same functionality. Different behavioral effect

💜 A feels like a calming ritual. 🌿 B feels like a simple wellness habit

The real question is not which version looks better. It is which one is more likely to: increase session completion, build trust in the treatment, encourage daily repetition, and turn one session into a habit.

Because in wellness products, visual design does not only shape perception. It shapes behavior Which direction would make you return tomorrow - A or B? Building a mobile product? I’ll help you find more than a “better UI.” I’ll uncover the weak spots in your business model, first-session, monetization, and growth potential 👉 BOOK A MOBILE APP SESSION https://calendly.com/asol_design/book-diagnostic-call-linkedin-clone