In 2024, I worked on a UX Designer Boot Camp project. This involves finishing design, sketching, wireframes, research, analytics, prototypes, and UI touch-ups. Later, I organized design deliverables for developers to build the app in real life.
REPS:
"Your Personal Fitness Journey begins here! We are committed to helping you achieve" your fitness goals and unlocking the best version of yourself.
- A fitness app that allows users who are currently on their fitness journey or new fitness advocates to keep on track with their fitness goals while also introducing guided exercises for certain muscle regions. The purpose of REPS is for users to feel comfortable conducting workouts while still staying on track with their goals.
Competitive Analysis:
- In order for a fitness app to be among the most effective and function at its peak level. I ran a competitive analysis of the two most popular fitness applications available today. "Home Workouts" and "Les Mills" when performing a competitive analysis In order to better evaluate each app's Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats before applying it to REPS, I employed the SWOT profile technique.
Interview Questions
- Conducting three user interviews was the next phase. These users ranged in experience from seasoned athletes to those just starting out in the fitness world. The purpose of the interview was to learn more about what real people look for in a fitness app and to get their perspective.
Affinity Mapping
- Arrange Data, Using affinity mapping, unstructured data can be grouped and organized into relevant topics or categories. As a result, patterns, trends, and linkages within the data are easy for UX designers to find.
Low-Fidelity
- It was time to begin sketching a low fidelity to better grasp how I intended to create a user interface that was welcoming to potential users after putting these techniques—along with many others like user stories, mental models, and user journeys—to use.
Mid-Fidelity
I utilized Figma to construct REPS Mid-Fidelity for myself. In this stage, we will delve deeper into the design and navigation of the REPS user interface.
High-Fidelity: Live Prototype
