Project: Fitness Tracking App —

Project: Fitness Tracking App — Full Mobile UI

The brief: Design a fitness app that keeps users motivated and consistent not just on day one, but through week six.

The thinking: Most fitness apps lose users in the first two weeks. Not because the workouts are bad because the app stops feeling rewarding. I designed around three moments that matter most in a user's day.

Morning (Home screen): The user opens the app before a workout. They're looking for motivation. The home screen leads with achievement details, including calories burned and steps taken, before showing what's left to do. Win first, gap second.

Planning (Workout Library): Too many choices create paralysis. The library screen has one prominent primary action "Create Workout Plan" before opening up into the full catalogue. One clear next step always visible.

Accountability (Challenge screen): Individual motivation fades. Community motivation compounds. The challenge screen shows personal progress (58% complete) alongside 15,000 other participants and a structured weekly schedule. It makes the commitment feel shared, not lonely.

Design decisions: → Orange accent throughout energetic, warm, action-oriented without being aggressive → Progress rings over bars feels personal, like a wearable device → Real photography in workout cards makes the next session feel tangible → Community section on the home screen social proof built into daily use

Tools: Figma Deliverable: Full app UI across home, library, challenge, and community screens

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