Developing a wellness and exercise app that focuses on fitness activities and exercises, food, and suggested brands; this app will dive deep into the different phases of the women's cycle from each stage of the menstruation cycle, pregnancy, and pre and post-menopausal phases. For each phase of the cycle exercises suggestions and food will adapt. Exercises can also be adjusted on difficulty levels and lifestyle.
Week 1
Discover
Week 2
Research
Week 3
Design
Week 4
Prototype
Week 5
Prototyping and Interface Designing
Week 6
Presentation of Findings and Design Recommendations
Week 7
Iteration, Final Reports, Case Study, Presentation Review
Week 8
Final Presentation
Aubrey | Menstruating
Aubrey’s body is going through a change. She needs to learn more about it, so she can modify her lifestyle to be most effective based on her body condition. She browses our app to find nutrition and exercise information to find lifestyle choices that meet her needs. She selects some resources and tracks her progress as she goes.
Jessica | Pregnant
Jessica just found out she is pregnant. She wants to learn more about how her pregnancy is going to require lifestyle changes. She browses our app to look for exercises and resources specific for each trimester and what to expect. She finds plenty of resources and sets new goals to maintain a healthy lifestyle during pregnancy.
Sue | Menopausal
Sue is going through menopause and knows her body will start producing hormones more slowly. She browses our app for exercises she can do that are focused on lower energy levels, so she can maintain healthy living even through her changes.
Onboarding
Onboarding is critical to any new app because it shows the users what they are getting into when they sign up. It needs to do a good job of showcasing our features up front so the user knows where to start.
Learning
This app hosts a collection of expert verifies articles, videos recipes, workouts, and plenty of alternative examples where you can filter through various options depending on your current phase, condition, limitation, or energy level.
Personalization
Personalization is important because we want everyone of any lifestyle to be able to find resources helpful to them. We want you to be able to choose what information is most important to you for viewing and tracking your progress and your own unique needs.
Tracking
Tracking your progress, classes, workouts, nutrition, exercises, and cycle is essential when speaking to physicians, personal trainers, and other experts. Providing them with this valuable information allows you to achieve optimum success.
Together, wireframes and micro-interactions help to create a seamless and intuitive user journey. By using wireframes to lay out the structure and micro-interactions to provide feedback and delight, we can create a user-friendly interface that's both functional and enjoyable to use.
For our wellness app, we chose the colors orange and purple to represent energy, vitality, and balance. These colors are also associated with warmth, creativity, and calmness, which aligns perfectly with our app's purpose. We paired these colors with Poppins, a clean and modern font that exudes a sense of trustworthiness and professionalism. By crafting a thoughtful brand, we're able to create a consistent and memorable experience for our users.
During this usability test, we want to understand what features the users find most important, along with finding any way finding issues. We are testing users looking for both qualitative and quantitative feedback.
