Movelt App and smartwatch
Case study
problem
how might we help people who need a way to track their resting heartbeats and to help them out with their workout during the day, wherever they are at the moment? How could we make it more accessible in their dailly life?
solution
the solution is to design an app that works seamlessly with a smartwatch, to track the progress in an easy way. with the movelt smartwatch it is easy for the user to get an quick overview during the day and it is always with you, no matter where your are.
My role
ux-research/designer
tools
figma, figjam, canva
time
1 week
process
persona,userflows,wireframes,hifi-screens,designsystem
define
who is our user? To get to know more about the users we set up personas
ideate
what do the user need? we set up a mindmap to get an idea of what the app should include
ideate
how would our users go thru the app? to get an idea of that we used userflows
low-fi wireframes
In the ideationfase we made lots of low-fi wireframes, and then we made a dot-voting to came up with the final solution.
Final solutions
After dot-voting we got the frames we wanted to go on with, and started to set up mid-fi and then high-fi frames in figma
Hi-fi wireframes
Designsystem
We set up a minidesignsystem that works for both webbpage and smartwatch.
reflection
The design effectively adresses the common challenges users face by implementing a multi-device strategy.
This approach allows for seamless navigation between the phone and smartwatch, ensuring a smooth user experience across both platforms.
The design of the smartwatch is intentionally simplified to focus on singular tasks, which enhances usability and makes interactions more intuitive.
By narrowing the focus, users can quickly access the information or functionality they need without unnecessary distractions.
Additionally, we prioritize maintaining consistent design elements across both devices.
This enhances familiarity but also strengthens user confidence, making transitions between devices smoother.