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Your vet asks "has your pet's weight changed recently?" and you actually know the answer.
That's the feeling I designed for with PetCare's weight tracking flow.
Most pet owners notice weight changes too late. This feature fixes that:
→ Log weight in seconds, with notes and photos attached
→ Spot trends across week, month, 3 months, or a full year
→ Get context, not just numbers "Seems Luna added some weight"
The best health tools don't just store data. They tell you a story about it.
Designed this entire flow from the pet profile all the way to the trend charts. Every screen had one job, make tracking feel effortless so owners actually do it consistently.
Because a feature nobody uses is a feature that doesn't exist.
What health tracking feature would you add next? 👇
#UIDesign #UXDesign #HealthDesign #MobileUI #ProductDesign
nice work
Thanks Rasel
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