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Next Fitness
Next Fitness
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UI/UX Designer
Graphic Designer
UI/UX Design
App Design
Industry:
Fitness
Fitness
Jan. 2025 - Jan. 2025
Overview
Next Fitness is a mobile fitness app concept designed and published by you on Behance (January 27, 2025). It’s positioned as a fitness/gym-oriented solution focusing on user experience and visual branding in a mobile context. The project sits firmly in the UI/UX category and is built in Figma for mobile platforms..
Key Features
1. Core Fitness Navigation
Typical screens likely include a clean dashboard with access to key sections—workouts, progress, goals, and settings. Fitness apps of this type focus on quick access to primary user actions (start workout, view stats, track goals).
2. Onboarding & Personalization
Apps in this category guide new users through a light onboarding flow (select goals, fitness level, preferred activities), then personalize UI based on choices.
3. Workout Library & Guidance
A structured workout library (from beginner to advanced), with filters by type (strength, cardio, mobility) and clear UI cues for each exercise.
4. Progress Tracking
Visual indicators of progress—daily goals, calories burned, activity streaks—give users feedback and motivation. Good practice here includes charts, badges, and motivational microcopy.
5. Clean Hierarchy and Visual Branding
From the project keywords and your portfolio style, strong visual rhythm, use of consistent iconography, and a fitness-centric color palette are part of the design’s visual language.
Mission
Next Fitness aims to make fitness simple, motivating, and accessible on a mobile device. Here’s how the mission plays out in design terms:
Reduce cognitive load: Simple navigation and clear layout help users find what they need quickly.
Encourage consistency: Progress visualizations and goal summaries keep users coming back.
Support diverse user needs: Whether someone is a beginner or a regular gym user, the interface should feel approachable and valuable.
Impact
Next Fitness demonstrates the kind of outcomes UX design can deliver in health and wellness contexts:
1. Enhanced Engagement
By structuring screens around goals and progress, users feel rewarded and more likely to interact regularly.
2. Usability-Driven Decisions
If you conducted wireframing and user flows, you reduced friction and confusion, lowering cognitive barriers to action.
3. Product Market Fit Readiness
Showcasing this app on Behance not only highlights your UI capabilities but points toward how a real product could improve retention and user satisfaction in a crowded fitness app market.
