Make It Make Sense

• Text-heavy onboarding – Led to cognitive overload and user disengagement
• Lack of visuals – Made it difficult for users to understand how features work

• GIF animations – Visually demonstrate key features for a more interactive experience
• Steppers – Reduce cognitive load and provide a clear sense of progress.
• Next button – Enables faster navigation and breaks complex tasks into manageable steps

• Unable to upgrade to Pro – No clear button or method to upgrade
• Unclear tap function – Users didn’t realize they could start and pause workouts by tapping the timer due to a lack of instructions
• Inconvenient settings icon – Positioned independently, making navigation difficult in a limited space

• Tap to pause & resume – Added clear instructions and multiple interaction methods (tap + press) for better accessibility
• Replaced settings icon with a menu – Integrated settings with the menu, along with profile and workout list pages, improving navigation
• Added a “Go Pro” button – Replaced the volume icon with a prominent “Go Pro” button at the top right of the home screen for easy access

• Too many options – Four workout card choices overwhelmed users; they preferred fewer options
• Disliked the option icon – Users found it cluttered and preferred swiping to access card options instead of tapping an icon

• Reduced card options – Simplified choices to two, allowing for quicker decision-making and less cognitive overload
• Removed option icon – Created a cleaner, more user-friendly experience by enabling swipe gestures instead

No profile page – Users had no way to track their progress or view past activities

• View history of all activities – Helps users track progress, see improvements, and stay consistent
• View an overview of all workouts – Provides a sense of accomplishment and accountability

• Overview of completed workouts – Displays total stats (number of workouts, sets, and hours)
• Activity log – Allows users to view and interact with their workout history

• No existing notes feature – Users had no built-in way to log workout notes
• Manual note-taking challenges – Writing notes by hand was time-consuming, disorganized, and required extra effort
• Lost information – Users had to store notes in external apps (e.g., Apple Notes), making it difficult to find specific details

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• Add notes anytime – Users can seamlessly log notes before, during, or after a workout
• Multiple ways to add notes – Notes can be added from both the timer home page and the workout overview page for convenience

• Poor usability – Too many elements (labels, icons, toggles) made navigation difficult
• Visually chaotic – The settings page felt overwhelming due to poorly categorized options

• Updated information architecture – Improved navigation with logically grouped settings
• Replaced toggles with chevrons – Reduced visual clutter and enhanced readability

• Unclear subscription details – Users lacked transparent information on plans and pricing
• Unfriendly layout – Poor readability and navigation led to a frustrating user experience

• Transparent subscription info – Reduces uncertainty and simplifies decision-making
• Detailed call-to-action button – Clearly indicates the primary action for users
• Clean UI – Improved visual hierarchy for better readability and comprehension