This project is a health dashboard designed to help users understand their body in a simple and clear way. Instead of showing a lot of complex data, the goal was to make everything easy to scan and act on. I focused on organizing the information properly so users can quickly see what matters and what they should pay attention to.

The home screen is the main health summary. It gives users a quick overview of their condition without needing to go deep into details. The circular chart shows their overall health at a glance, while the different sections (like cardiovascular, hormonal, and metabolic) break things down into smaller parts. I used colors and status labels to show what’s okay and what needs attention, so users can understand everything quickly.

The second screen is about supplements and risks. This is where users move from just seeing their data to knowing what to do next. Recommended supplements are listed with short explanations so users understand why they matter. I also added possible health risks to give more context, so users can see the impact of their current condition and why taking action is important.

The final screens go deeper into specific health details. Users can view individual metrics like glucose levels, see trends over time, and get simple recommendations on what to do. The idea here was to make the data more useful, not just informative. I also included options like downloading or sharing reports, so users can use this information outside the app if needed. Overall, the focus of this project was to make health data easier to understand and more useful. Instead of overwhelming users, the design guides them step by step — from understanding their health to taking action.