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Fitness Application: Transformative UI/UX Design Exploration for a Fitness App

The most convenient way to search, compare and connect with suitable trainers and fitness centres in the desired location.
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Introduction

Sweat Review is a platform that helps gym enthusiasts to find all the fitness centers and trainers around multiple locations. Each gym, trainer, or group class provider will compete for the top spot in their locale and can claim or add their gyms to allow large scale visibility.

USP

Too many gyms, workout brands, and personal trainers claim to offer the best experience, results, and value. Navigating through this labyrinth is a barrier for those looking to get fit. There is no one size fits all approach to health and wellness.

Team (16 Participants)

I was the UX Designer, with
Anant Agarwal
as UX Lead and having 2 more visual designers with us.
With it, the Team has a Project Coordinator, Dev Lead, 1 HTML dev, 3 Hybrid developers, 4 Back-end dev, BA, PM, and a QA.

My Role

I partnered with the team to gather and understand all requirements which we can translate into user flow, wireframes, detailed designs, and prototypes.
I was part of Research, Defining Problems, and ideating the design strategy along with creating the wireframes and implementing the visual design for the product.
I worked closely with developers to deliver solutions and mobile resources for final production.
I also carried out QA and Usability testing within the team to ensure the development and design are on the same page at every stage in the process.

Duration

2 Months

Tools

Sketch (Wireframing & Visuals)
Invision (Prototyping)
Zeplin (Sharing design assets)
Jira (Project Management)
Whimsical (For creating user flow)
Pen, Paper, Sticky Notes (Everything else)

Requirement Understanding Sessions

We had done multiple sessions to understand the complete product. For this, had conducted 6 days requirement understanding session (Sprint 0 Meetings). In this, the motive of every person is to understand the complete product in detail, and if someone has some queries, they can openly discuss here with stakeholders.
In this, our primary motives are to understand the product, vision, challenges, problems user-facing, their competitors, their business goal, about the target audience.

Competitor Analysis

Trip Advisor

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Yelp

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Insights & Findings

Trip advisor added a pricing plan between claim flow, which looks like a great move.
With it, in both platforms, we observed that they embedded the mobile verification process to confirm business identity.

User Flow for Sweat Review

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Trip Advisor User Flow

User Flow

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Setting Visual Language

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App Visuals

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Re-Iteration in Dev Sprint

In review flow, developers were not able to achieve vertical scrolls on 2 different elements and they are not able to keep the complete flow on one page in their current timelines. So for that, the team wants to simplify that flow which will help dev to complete it on time.
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