profile tab

features user info and stats on daily water intake as well as weekly workout count. swiping left will reveal progress photos, uploaded by the user, and can be seen on the community page if left public.

community tab

features personal newsfeed of friends’ uploads, ‘find a buddy’ feature, inbox messaging, and interactions such as liking and commenting on posts. scrolling up from the bottom will bring the newsfeed up in order to see more photos and interactions. tapping on an image will show the likes and comments, allowing the user to interact with friends.

achievements tab

features user accomplishments and challenges that they can create or join. challenges show live updates on user progress, ranking competitors and showing the top challenger.

nutrition tab

allows users to track daily water intake, and as users enter more cups of water drank, the bottle will move closer to the top of the page, appearing to fill. once the user’s goal is met, they are done and will receive an achievement. food intake can also be tracked here which will count calories for the user.

workout tab

here, users can discover trending fitness topics, start a tailored workout plan to their interests and goals, track calories burned, and monitor weekly workout progress.

The app’s branding features double “i”’s to represent a connection between two people, who can be seen as a result of this budding solution to a common UX problem.

Fiitapp

Social media for the fitness community and a solution to a common UX problem.

From personal experience and my own user research, I noticed that there was a common UX problem within the fitness technology market: the lack of an all-inclusive fitness app. (One that does not require additional purchases and can stand on it’s own.) I was surprised that there were none on the present market, so I interviewed some friends and family of different age brackets/demographics, noted my own experiences, and got to work.

The result is a clean and modern interface design that features easy navigation where users can toggle back and forth between a community, achievements, user profile, nutrition, and workout page. Each page allows the user to track their progress. Key features include: discovering a workout buddy nearby in order to personally train and gain confidence in a new gym setting (or meet up with a current network of friends), find workout plans, discover the latest fitness trends, join community challenges, track nutrition / water intake, and more.

I am also currently working on a marketing campaign around this concept, so stay tuned for more.

In the mean time, check out the app!