Transform Your Social Fitness Experience With Tag Along

Transform Your Social Fitness Experience With Tag AlongTransform Your Social Fitness Experience With Tag Along

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Margarida Rafael

• May 6

Tag Along | Branding Project | BAU Barcelona

Born as a 360º branding project for my course at BAU Barcelona, I built Tag Along from the ground up: strategy, purpose, visuals, and vibe. It is the social fitness app for people who want to move, but struggle with motivation. The idea? Make movement social, playful and low-pressure. From padel to yoga to just a walk, Tag Along connects you with friends and it’s not about performance and not about showing off, just showing up.

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Serge Herasymchuk

max

• May 13

Same course creator. Same content. Same layout. But two completely different feelings ✨ Which version would you choose – Dopamine or Calm?

Kajabi Figma

128 voted

60%

86 voted

40%

214 votes

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Ammar Yasir

• May 13

I'm quite confused, cause both looks good, but Dopamine one, is like showing the end result that your life will be that colorful

Nirmit Rana

pro

• May 13

Hero design: I wanted this to feel less like "AI predicting the future" and more like uncovering patterns that were always there.

Ancient symbolism- Mandala, modern and cinematic UI. Which direction feels more timeless?

Figma webdesign websitedesign

10 voted

53%

9 voted

47%

19 votes

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Atolani Adegbesan

• May 13

Very strong execution here. The design feels intentional, polished, and investor-ready. I go with Signal

Emisho Victor

• May 13

For day 13 of my daily creative challenge, I designed a minimal portfolio concept for a fictional indie photographer, Jean-Pierre Despereaux.

The goal was to create something that feels quiet, cinematic, and editorial without relying on heavy visual noise or overly complex layouts.

A lot of photography websites already have beautiful imagery, so I wanted the interface itself to step back and behave more like a gallery wall. Large negative space, restrained typography, monochrome imagery, and subtle composition choices became the focus.

I was also interested in how the experience could scale responsively across desktop, tablet, and mobile while still preserving the same atmosphere and visual rhythm.

This was a fun exploration in restraint, pacing, and letting imagery breathe.

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