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Design is more than just aesthetics; it’s about behavior. For the #FigmaMake challenge, I created Small Steps—a habit tracker built on the philosophy of marginal gains.
Most tools focus on the end goal, but I wanted to celebrate the "pebbles" along the way. I integrated a "Lessons" section alongside "Wins" because growth isn't linear. It’s about turning stumbles into catalysts.
💎 Key Feature: The interactive Jar of Progress provides immediate visual satisfaction for every micro-action taken.
Because big changes are just a collection of very small wins.
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Exploring how vibrant blue gradients, subtle glow effects, and delicate typography can bring a fresh personality to a health-tracking interface.
The goal was to create something that feels futuristic yet calm, where every visual detail makes the experience more engaging.
What do you think of this visual direction?
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🌸 What drives long term retention in wellness apps: emotional ownership or visible progress?
Two approaches to the same product challenge.
🅰️ The Garden: Emotional Ownership
Every completed ritual grows a personal keepsake. Progress becomes something beautiful to care about.
🅱️ The Quilt: Visible Momentum
Every completed day adds a patch to a bigger story. Progress becomes tangible, cumulative, and rewarding.
Both turn everyday habits into something users create, not just track.
If you were building a wellness app, which approach would you bet on for long term retention?
🌸 A: Emotional ownership
🧵 B: Visible momentum
Why?
#TastyTest #GrowthUX #WellnessApp #Gamification #ProductDesign #AsolDesign #MobileAppDesign
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Day 12 of 60-days-collecting-awesome-motion-design-references
I am gathering cool references for my own work as a Motion Designer, and I thought it would be nice to share them with the Community as I go.
Recently saw this animation made by Illo.tv for Bloomberg; it is a really great example of abstract design, particularly for an always complicated topic like data storage. I love the transitions and the illustration style they used!
