Health It
Mobile Application
Designing a wellness app that brings all essential health tools together in one calm, motivating space.
Case Study
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Overview
Health IT is a mobile wellness app that helps users track their daily habits and stay motivated through one complete, supportive experience. It combines calorie, water, and sleep tracking with recipes, fitness videos, and community sharing — all in one calm, intuitive space.
What it is
A mobile wellness app that helps users track, learn, and stay motivated in one place.
Who it’s for
People who want to build healthier habits and keep all their wellness tools in one simple space.
Key value
An all in one experience that combines tracking, recipes, workouts, and community to make daily health feel achievable.
The Problem
Many health apps focus on one thing and leave out the rest, forcing people to switch between multiple apps for tracking, recipes, or workouts. This makes the whole process feel messy and hard to keep up with.
I wanted to create an all-in-one wellness space where users can find everything they need in one place, track calories, water, and sleep, explore healthy recipes, watch fitness videos, and connect with others for motivation through a simple and supportive experience.
Too Many Separate Apps
Users have to switch between different tools for workouts, recipes, and tracking, which breaks routine and focus.
Overwhelming Interfaces
Complex layouts and too many numbers make tracking feel stressful instead of encouraging.
Lack of Motivation
Most apps don’t provide community support or features that make users feel guided and inspired to keep going.
The Solution
Proof. solves these challenges by combining ingredient transparency with a fast, intuitive ordering experience. The design focuses on making users feel confident about what they’re buying while reducing friction at checkout.
All-in-One Tracking
Personal Motivation
Community & Connection
Research & Insights
To understand what users truly needed from a wellness app, I explored their habits, frustrations, and daily challenges around staying consistent with health goals. My focus was to learn what makes people lose motivation and what helps them stay engaged.
Methods Used
• Online survey to gather user habits and preferences
• Online survey to gather user habits and preferences
• Observation of how people interact with existing health apps
• Competitor analysis to study feature gaps and usability patterns
• Internet review analysis to identify common user pain points
Personas
From this research, I created two personas that represented my main user types. People who want to start a healthy routine but need guidance, and those already active who want a more complete, connected experience.
These personas helped me focus on clarity, motivation, and inclusivity throughout the design process.
Competitor Analysis
To explore how existing wellness apps support users, I reviewed Fitbit, MyFitnessPal, and Lifesum. Each offered strong tracking tools, but also revealed key gaps that limit the overall experience.
Key Takeaways
• Most apps focus too heavily on numbers and data rather than motivation and emotion.
• Features like workouts, recipes, and sleep tracking are often separated across different apps.
• Cluttered layouts and dense information make daily use feel overwhelming.
Design
Once I defined user needs and priorities, I moved into visualizing the experience from early sketches to the final interface.
My goal was to design an app that feels calm, clear, and consistent while supporting every part of the user journey.
Ideation
I started with hand-drawn wireframes, user flows, and task flows to map out the main actions like tracking progress, browsing recipes, or engaging with the community. These early sketches helped me understand how each feature connects and how to keep navigation simple.
User Flows
Onboarding user flow
Upgrade to full version user flow
Task Flows
Wireframing
After defining the user flows and structure, I moved on to creating wireframes to visualize how each feature would appear on screen.
Starting with low-fidelity sketches and gradually refining them, I focused on building a clear visual hierarchy that supports both usability and calmness.
Branding & Logo
The visual identity is built around energy, movement, and optimism. Bright, uplifting colors and clean typography create an active, modern feel that motivates users to take action.
The logo is inspired by motion and progress, symbolizing the idea of continuous growth and forward momentum in a healthy lifestyle.
Iteration & Final Design
Each design iteration helped simplify interactions and strengthen the overall visual language.
The final screens combine all key features such as tracking, recipes, workouts, and community in a colorful, motivating interface that feels dynamic and easy to navigate.
Conclusion
This project strengthened my ability to design complete systems, from research and flows to branding and final visuals, with the user’s mindset guiding every decision.
Next steps & future plans
Conduct User Testing
Enhance Rewards & Loyalty
Measure KPIs & Analytics