Yudaimonia is a habit tracker that helps to promote healthy habits and happy living. Yudaimonia enables users to monitor daily habits, tasks, and chores. This information is presented in a way that helps users identify patterns and behaviors, providing insights for personal improvement.

My goal was to design a series of mockups for a proof of concept mobile version of Yudaimonia. I worked with some preliminary user testing data and research and consulted with the project developer throughout the design process.

User testing showed issues with Yudaimonia's old mobile UX. This was somewhat expeted, Yudaimonia was designed for desktop use, making it cumbersome on mobile due to small buttons and difficult-to-see elements. Because Yudaimonia is still in development, and the mobile experience has not received the love that it desperately needs. There are many rough edges and design problems that the developer wanted me to look at before releasing Yudaimonia to the public.

The project not only improved the app's usability but also set a new standard for future mobile designs. The collaboration between design and development teams ensured a seamless user experience across platforms.

Yudaimonia's successful development now ensures accessibility for all users across desktop and mobile platforms.