Case Study
Second phase of whole health platform called Included
Fitness
Are you tired of being tired? Know you need to workout, but have trouble finding the right workout to keep you motivated and engaged?
With our app, you’ll have access to a variety of workout plans and challenges that cater to your fitness level and goals. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced athlete, our app has the tools you need to succeed.
Plus, our experienced trainers and nutritionists are dedicated to helping you reach your fitness goals and staying on track.
Fitness is an app helping people of all ages and fitness levels stay healthy with a variety of workout options.
When completed, it will be the physical fitness and nutritional application for Included.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, only 23% of Americans engage in enough exercise to meet the recommended guidelines for physical activity.
Studies have shown that exercise can reduce the risk of developing chronic conditions such as heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and certain types of cancer. It can also reduce the risk of developing mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety.
Regular exercise has been shown to improve sleep quality, which is critical for overall health and well-being. It can also improve cognitive function, including memory and concentration.
Who would use Fitness?
Margot, 62 years old
“As a retiree, I want to schedule workouts when I have time in between my other activities.”
Beth, 32 years old
“As a stay at home mother with two kids and a baby, I want an app that allows me flexibility to do many things, including a personal trainer when I need to get out of the house.”
Richard Howard, 50
Jeni Howard, 45
“My husband Richard, and I are so busy with our jobs that it would be nice if we could work out together either at the gym or at home. ”
Using the quotes from the potential users I made a user flow to address their wants and needs
First User Flow
From the user flows I created a low-fi prototype and added responsive grids for better usability resulting in mid-fi screens
Low-fi & mid-fi responsive grids
Low- fi prototype
Mid-fi prototypes
After prototyping the mid- fi prototypes, had potential users try it and here are examples of the issues they had
Problems and Solutions
Before
The first example of the portal had a carousel with workout choices.
“I have no idea what workouts I would be doing?”
After
The solution was to make several named carousels to choose from.
“As a personal trainer, I have expenses. How will people get paid for their services”
There is a payment plan that people must sign up for in order to use the app
