OLD FRIENDS FITNESS

Old Friends Fitness is a prototype redesign of the existing rehabilitation and fitness experience — rethinking how programs are found, understood, and used on mobile. The deck above walks through the work.

UX Designer — research, information architecture, wireframes, prototyping, and usability testing, completed during my graduate UX work at Arizona State University.

People following rehabilitation programs struggled to find the right exercises and understand what to do next. Programs were buried in navigation, written in clinical language, and hard to use on a phone mid-session.

• 01

  Rebuilt the information architecture around programs and sessions instead of an exercise database.

• 02

  Accessibility treated as a constraint from the start: type size, contrast, and touch targets designed for real gym and recovery conditions.

• 03

  Wireframes to clickable prototype, validated through usability testing — iterated on what people actually did, not what they said.

• 04

  Plain-language content design, so programs read like a coach’s note rather than a chart.

A usability-tested prototype, designed and refined during my graduate UX work. Not publicly launched.