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Daily Challenge

A fitness app redesign built around one task a day, clear progress and a little social push.

Role: UI/UX designer
Project: Design challenge
Platform: Mobile app
Tools: Figma

Problem

Fitness apps are cluttered and data-heavy; beginners lose momentum without clarity or support.

What I did

Redesigned home and profile around one daily challenge, a calendar strip and grouped progress modules.

Outcome

Users know what to do each day, and progress motivates instead of stressing.

Goals and the daily flow

Simplify the journey: one task, one challenge, one view.
Show data without stress.
Add emotional motivation.
Encourage social accountability with group progress.

User flow

Start
End
Screen
System action
Decision

A day in the app

Start: Greeting and today’s date
Screen: Today’s challenge
Screen: Calendar strip: keep the streak
Screen: Task cards: status, time, room and trainer
Screen: Profile: weight, goal and calories
End: Share progress with friends

Home and profile

Home: the daily challenge
Profile: progress dashboard

Home
A personal greeting, one bold challenge, a calendar strip for consistency and only two task cards (Hick’s law), with big tap areas (Fitts’s law).
Profile
Start weight, goal and daily calories first; routes, best time and statistics each in their own block (common region, chunking).

Prototype

1 / 2 Home: today’s challenge

Tap the screen, swipe, or use ← → to move through the flow.

Reflection

UX laws are strongest when used together, and emotional design matters as much as usability: small visual changes can make people want to come back.