Loggi Wellness App
2025 · UX/UI · Accessibility · Mobile
A 2-week concept sprint designing a calm, accessible wellness app for daily mood and sleep tracking.
Why another wellness app?
Most wellness apps feel overwhelming. They push you to track everything, gamify your emotions, and guilt you when you miss a day. I wanted to explore a different approach.
The core question became: How might we design a daily wellness tool that feels calm, supportive, and emotionally safe while still helping users build consistent habits over time?
This was a 2-week concept sprint where I explored the full UX process, from defining user needs and emotional tone to prototyping and testing high-fidelity flows.
Who needs this?
Loggi was created for people who want to build healthy daily habits but feel overwhelmed by wellness tools that are too intense or rigid.
The goal was to create a space that feels calming, safe, and easy to return to, even on off days. No pressure. No guilt. Just gentle support.
Understanding the landscape
I started by analyzing existing wellness apps, focusing on how they structure their flows, communicate with users, and balance clarity with calm. I also drew from personal experience, reflecting on why some tools feel harder to return to than others.
💭Key Insights
- •Users want quick check-ins, not 10-minute journaling sessions
- •Overly cheerful or pushy language feels inauthentic
- •Missing a day shouldn't feel like failure
- •Dark UI can create a calmer, more focused experience
🎯Design Hypothesis
"If we create a check-in flow under one minute with gentle, supportive language and consistent visual rhythm, users will feel more in control of their wellness journey without the pressure."
Shaping the emotional tone
Before diving into screens, I defined the emotional foundation. Loggi needed to feel like a supportive friend, not a demanding coach.
These principles guided every decision, from microcopy to button placement to transition timing.
Welcoming users without pressure
The onboarding needed to set the right tone from the start. I designed a 4-step flow that feels calm and goal-oriented without overwhelming new users with too much information.
Welcome
Soft introduction
Purpose
Clear value
Preferences
Light setup
Ready
Encouragement
Each screen builds confidence. No clutter. No pressure. Just a gentle invitation to begin.
The heart of Loggi: Daily check-ins
This is where the design philosophy comes to life. A 5-step flow designed to take under 60 seconds, with clear visual feedback and no judgment.
The goal was to make checking in feel like an act of self-care, not another task on a to-do list.
Mood
How are you?
Sleep
How have you slept?
Stress
Stress level today?
Reflection
Optional note
Complete
Thank you for checking in
Each step uses simple icons, clear labels, and supportive microcopy. The progress is visible but not overwhelming. Users can go back, skip, or pause anytime.
"The flow respects the user's time while gathering meaningful insights. No guilt. No pressure. Just care."
Seeing patterns over time
Check-ins are just the beginning. The real value comes from helping users see patterns, understand trends, and feel more aware of their wellness journey.
Insights
Visualized trends help users understand their mood and sleep patterns without feeling data-overwhelmed.
- •Simple graphs showing weekly and monthly trends
- •Gentle observations, not prescriptive advice
- •Clear visual hierarchy focusing on key insights
Profile
A clean, accessible space for users to manage preferences and personalize their experience.
- •Easy access to settings and preferences
- •Reminder customization without pushy defaults
- •Privacy-first design with clear data controls
Testing with real users
I tested the high-fidelity prototype with 5 peers to validate the emotional tone, flow clarity, and overall usability.
✅What worked
- •The tone felt "calm and approachable", exactly what we wanted
- •Check-in process was fast and easy to complete
- •Visual clarity made navigation intuitive
🔄What I improved
- •Made selected states more visually distinct
- •Changed "Next" button copy to more human language
- •Added back button and progress indicators for clarity
What I learned
This project deepened my understanding of how small UX decisions shape emotional experience.
Microcopy matters more than I thought
Changing "Next" to "Let's go" or "Complete" to "You're done" made the experience feel more human and supportive. Small words, big impact.
Visual rhythm creates calm
Consistent spacing, subtle animations, and dark UI all contributed to a feeling of "calm focus" that users mentioned in testing.
Less features, more clarity
I initially wanted to add journaling, meditation timers, and habit tracking. But keeping it simple made the experience more approachable.
"Good UX isn't always about more features. It's often about fewer, clearer steps."
If I had more time...
This was a 2-week sprint, so there's plenty I'd explore further:
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Personalized insights
Adapt the experience based on user patterns, offering relevant tips without being pushy
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Reflection tools
Simple exercises or prompts that users can engage with when they want to go deeper
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More interactive insights
Let users explore their data in more meaningful ways, connecting mood to sleep, stress to activity, etc.
Thanks for reading! 🙌
I hope you enjoyed learning about Loggi.
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