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PROJECT CareerFoundry UI Student

MY ROLE Information architecture, interaction design, UX & UI design

DURATION 2 months

TOOLS Sketch InVision Photoshop

PROBLEM
People’s lives are getting forever busier. Work, friends, family, chores, repeat… I wanted to create an app that anyone can pick up, whatever their fitness, and plan an exercise routine easily that suits them, knowing that they’re exercising safely and efficiently.

The Persona

To ensure there was a clear idea of a target market it was key to set out a persona early on in the process. This way I could refer back to this throughout the project to ensure I was on the right track.

Rebecca - The Persona

Rebecca – Working Mom

Age – 26

Gender – Female

Education – Masters – Software Development

Marital Status – In a relationship

“I love the thought of having something that could really work with my schedule. Being as busy as I am makes it tough to exercise otherwise.”

Goals

– Rebecca wants to lose weight and get in shape, as her sedentary job doesn’t allow a lot of time for exercising.

– To help with this goal, Rebecca wants to find a tool that will help her fit exercise routines into her busy schedule.

– As a beginner to working out, Rebecca also wants something that will help her learn how to properly exercise.

– Rebecca wants help finding routines she can enjoy.

Tasks

– Rebecca wants to be able to find exercises that match her goals of losing weight and getting in shape.

– In addition, she wants to find short exercises that she can do multiple times per day in between other activities.

– She wants the tool to keep her motivated as well, as her schedule can often be distracting.

Environment

– Physical: Rebecca lives in an apartment with her boyfriend and 3-year old daughter.

– Social: She has several friends from her software development job, and one of them recommended this tool as something she should check out to help her reach her goals.

– Technological: Rebecca is very tech-savvy, as she works on computers every day.

User Flow

The first step in the process was to plan a user flow through activ. to visualise what screens I would have to create and what options Rebecca would need to interact with on each screen.

Activ User Flow

Low Fidelity Wireframes

I then moved onto the screens themselves and started to draft out some low fidelity wireframes for the mobile version of activ.

Landing Page - session planned

Landing page with a workout planned

Choose Program

Workout results

Program Details

Workout details

Exercise Details

Exercise details

Schedule - add Monday II

Schedule

Do Session

Do workout

Moodboards

The next step was to explore the feel of the app by creating two moodboards. I wanted to create two differing feels that could both be viable options to move forward with to then decide upon the one I felt was the best fit for what I was trying to achieve. 

Moodboard 1

  For this board, I wanted to create a peaceful, friendly feeling with elements of nature and being able to workout whenever and wherever you want/can. To do this I’ve used subtle colours, handwriting font styles, images of people exercising outdoors and coloured icons.
Mood Board 1
Mood Board 1 Mob

Moodboard 2

For the second board I wanted to achieve a more motivational, serious approach to exercising. To do this the colours are more vibrant, fonts are a display style, images are more professional-looking and the icons are minimal and defined.
Mood Board 2
Mood Board 2 Mob

I decided to move forward with Moodboard 2.

I felt the professional feel paired with the instructional videos and training tips would inspire and motivate people in the way I set out to.

I also felt that the styles outlined would create a modern look for the app that will stand up next to similar apps on the market.

Final Mockups

From there I took my low-fidelity wireframes and the theme from my moodboard and created mockups of each mobile screen.

I wanted to stick to mobile-first design as I felt it was the best way to approach the app.

Homepage
Register
Choose Workout - starter
Workout Details
Exercise Details
Schedule
Dashboard

Once I was happy with the mobile mockups I designed 3 of the main screens at tablet and desktop breakpoints.

Homepage Desktop and Tablet
Workout Details Desktop and Tablet
Schedule Desktop and Tablet

Style Guide

Logos

Main logo

Main logo

(on orange)

Slide-in Menu Logo

Slide-in Menu logo

(on light colour)

Footer Logo

Footer logo

(on dark colour)

Colour

FF8966

#FF8966

R255 G137 B102

66FFD6

#66FFD6

R87 G216 B182

FFFFFF

#FFFFFF

R255 G255 B255

EBEBEE

#EBEBEE

R248 G248 B250

39393A

#39393A

R57 G57 B58

Typography

UNICA ONE – ALLCAPS
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 0123456789

H1 45 HEADLINE

H2 35 HEADING

H3 24 SUBHEADING

Poppins
AaBbCcDdEeFfGgHhIiJjKkLlMmNnOoPpQqRrSsTtUuVvWwXxYyZz 0123456789

Tagline Medium/Bold 28

CTA LIGHT 22 ALLCAPS

CTA (SML) LIGHT 14 ALLCAPS

Link Medium 18 Underlined

Link (sml) Medium 14 Underlined

P (lrg) Light 18

P Light 16

Iconography

Hamburger

Menu

Close

Close/cancel

Add to schedule

Add

Edit Schedule

Edit

Save to schedule

Save

View analysis

Analysis

Exercises

Exercises

Time

Duration

Avatar placeholder

Avatar placeholder

Input Correct

Field correct

Input Error

Field incorrect

Sign in icons

Sign in

Socials

Menu socials

You can view the full style guide here. The button will open a pdf in a new tab.

activ. Prototype

Please feel free to explore the activ. prototype here.

The app is still a work in progress so there are some aspects, pages and features that aren’t clickable.

Mobile Mockup Perspective