Health & Wearable Tracking App

I chose the warm background to make this feel like a wellness journal. And limiting the entire UI to a single accent means your eye always knows where the important thing is - because there's only ever one color telling you.

The body mapping screen is the standout. Whether it's sensor placement for a wearable or pain tracking, the interaction model is immediately obvious. Point at where it matters.

The dashboard packs a lot without feeling dense. All on one screen. That works because every card uses the same visual weight and only the circular progress ring gets to be larger. Equal hierarchy across metrics means the user decides what's important.

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🎴 TASTY TEST 06/30: Which travel discovery experience would you choose?

Traveling Up is probably my first mobile concept outside client work in almost three years. It was inspired by a trip where not knowing the destination was part of the fun.

Same app. Same destination. Two ways to discover it.

🤍 A Clean Carousel Calmer, lighter, more familiar.

💚 B Immersive Deck Bigger imagery, stronger overlap, more tactile navigation.

Which one makes you want to swipe and see where the app takes you next? A or B? 👇

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