VogueFit
Women’s Wellness Smartwatch App

A modern, elegant web app inspired by smartwatch

interfaces, designed to empower women in tracking

their health and wellness with intuitive visuals and

emoji-powered data.

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Category:

Web App Design

Role:

Product Designer (UI/UX)

Duration:

1 week

The Goal:

Design a smartwatch app to help women easily track:

  • Menstrual cycles

  • Fitness and health metrics

  • Emotional well-being
    —all in a calm, aesthetic, and discreet way.

The Problem and Challenge:

Existing apps for women’s health often:

  • Feel cluttered or medical-heavy

  • Use overwhelming visuals

  • Lack subtlety for users wanting privacy

  • Don’t integrate seamlessly with smartwatch form factors

Women wanted a simpler, beautiful interface they could use confidently in public without embarrassment.

Conducted competitor analysis (Flo, Clue, Apple Health)

  • Created user personas based on feedback from 5 women aged 20–35

  • Designed low-fidelity wireframes focusing on minimal steps

  • Developed high-fidelity screens with elegant visuals

  • Tested prototype with 3 users and gathered feedback

The Process and Approach:

The Key Decisions:

The Outcome and Impact:

Reflection:

Used color-coded phases to communicate cycle stages discreetly

  • Added emoji logs so users could quickly record moods or symptoms ❤️ 🔥 💧 🌙 🙂

  • Designed clean typography and soft colors to reduce cognitive load

  • Ensured all flows required minimal taps for easy smartwatch use

  • Added silent reminders (vibrations) for privacy

Test users reported:

  • Feeling calmer while using the app

  • Liking the balance of aesthetics and functionality

  • Finding it faster to track their cycles than in existing apps

Quote from user test:
“I’d actually feel comfortable using this in public because it’s so subtle.”

Although it’s a concept project, I’m confident it would help:

  • Improve user comfort

  • Increase tracking consistency

  • Reduce stigma around women’s health apps

“I learned how deeply personal health design is—and how small design choices (like colors and emojis)

can empower users and reduce stigma.” This project taught me how to balance beauty and clarity in

wellness apps, and how subtle animations and visuals can make data feel human and engaging.

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