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80% of respondents were familiar with a limited number of exercises, often learned from friends or trainers.
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"I get discouraged when I don't see progress."
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"Visualization of how I could look motivates me to do more."
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"It's easier to workout in a class or with friends."
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Original Workout Tracker FlowThis flow is based on the idea that you would want to pick your workout, see the instructions directly after, then tap "start" to begin tracking your workout.
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Updated Workout Tracker FlowThe updated flow leads directly to the workout tracker, removing the barrier of having, instead leading directly to the tracker. The option to for the instructions is now in a "how to" section that is optional to view.
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Original Notification PlacementThe notification after working out is meant to tell the user how much their avatar improve because of their workout. User testing revealed that receiving that notification might interrupt their workout, as they now have to close the notification and get back into working out, or they might be distracted and want to play the game instead.
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Updated Notification PlacementThe updated flow placed a quick "Good Work" notification, simply reminding users that they're doing well and should stay hydrated. When they close it, they are returned to the muscle groups page to track their next workout. They will only receive notification of their avatar's gain in level once they return to the home page, removing the distraction from working out.
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Original Exercise TrackerThe tracking screen was a several step process. This was done to simplify the process. Users found that there were too many screens with this method. Jumping from one to the other for each rep of an exercises felt like a hassle.
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Updated Exercise TrackerThe update served to combine all of the needed information into one place, removing the timer as well. This served to give users a one-stop tracker to make combine the process into one coherent experience.
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