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Designed a strength progress screen where you can watch your total volume grow and track your top lifts over time.
Same screen, two shots. Which one would stop your scroll? 👀
2 voted
29%
5 voted
71%
7 votes
Closed
Watching your total volume grow over time is such a motivating way to frame progress. Option 1 feels more cinematic to me, the tilted phone shot draws the eye first.
Thank you, Timothy! Glad the angle caught your eye.
Great idea, Ali! Adding the date next to the weight will be in the next version.
Both Looks premium
Thank you so much!
Option 1 for me! That 48,320 kg total with the graph is such a strong motivational hook. It instantly tells a story of progress. Option 2 is cleaner but Option 1 stops the scroll way harder. Great work!
Thank you, Sagar! That was exactly the goal.
Option 2 shows more of the screen than option 1
Thank you so much!
Option 2. The angle shows the chart and the top lifts together, feels more alive.
For me, Option 2
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