Peak Form
Peak Form is a period mapping app that helps athletes optimize their performance through personalized training plans and recommendations.
Year
2025
Timeframe
2 Months
Tools Used
Figma, Base44
Project Type
Client
Challenge
Peak Form’s users are frustrated with the amount of time it takes to log their symptoms in the journal feature.
Approach
Interviews informed me that users found the number of questions to be excessive and the dropdown menus to be frustrating.
Using Base44, I vibe coded a prototype that contained an AI chatbot that asks users journal questions and tailors it’s responses. I was concerned if Peak Form users would feel comfortable using the feature, so I tested it.
The feedback was positive, so I further developed the journal feature in Figma with updated UI so it could be integrated into Peak Form’s app.
Base44 (Left), Figma wireframes (Right)
Challenge
Peak Form’s users are reporting that they they find the onboarding process confusing.
Approach
Interviews informed me that users were confused by unclear language and confusing origination while they were creating an account.
Using Miro, Peak Form’s team and I created a user flow to help determine the onboarding questions and the order which they would be asked.
I created wireframes based on the user flow and tested them with Peak Form’s users. I learned that they liked the familiar layout and that they preferred to answer more questions initially, if it meant less daily journal questions.
I implemented the UI, following Peak Form’s design system and proceeded to test the app again with users. Minor updates involving phrasing were made, before the app was handed off to Peak Form’s developers.
Results
After I completed designing and prototyping the journal and onboarding flows, I handed off my designs to Peak Form’s developers. With the implementation of the improved features, Peak Form has seen both an increase in users and an increase in users who are utilizing the journal feature.
Working on Peak form has encouraged me to explore new tools to expedite and improve my design process and has provided me with the opportunity to work closely with users and constantly test the developing product with them.
Peak Form
Peak Form is a period mapping app that helps athletes optimize their performance through personalized training plans and recommendations.
Year
2025
Timeframe
2 Months
Tools Used
Figma, Base44
Project Type
Client
Challenge
Peak Form’s users are frustrated with the amount of time it takes to log their symptoms in the journal feature.
Approach
Interviews informed me that users found the number of questions to be excessive and the dropdown menus to be frustrating.
Using Base44, I vibe coded a prototype that contained an AI chatbot that asks users journal questions and tailors it’s responses. I was concerned if Peak Form users would feel comfortable using the feature, so I tested it.
The feedback was positive, so I further developed the journal feature in Figma with updated UI so it could be integrated into Peak Form’s app.
Base44 (Left), Figma wireframes (Right)
Challenge
Peak Form’s users are reporting that they they find the onboarding process confusing.
Approach
Interviews informed me that users were confused by unclear language and confusing origination while they were creating an account.
Using Miro, Peak Form’s team and I created a user flow to help determine the onboarding questions and the order which they would be asked.
I created wireframes based on the user flow and tested them with Peak Form’s users. I learned that they liked the familiar layout and that they preferred to answer more questions initially, if it meant less daily journal questions.
I implemented the UI, following Peak Form’s design system and proceeded to test the app again with users. Minor updates involving phrasing were made, before the app was handed off to Peak Form’s developers.
Results
After I completed designing and prototyping the journal and onboarding flows, I handed off my designs to Peak Form’s developers. With the implementation of the improved features, Peak Form has seen both an increase in users and an increase in users who are utilizing the journal feature.
Working on Peak form has encouraged me to explore new tools to expedite and improve my design process and has provided me with the opportunity to work closely with users and constantly test the developing product with them.
Peak Form
Peak Form is a period mapping app that helps athletes optimize their performance through personalized training plans and recommendations.
Year
2025
Timeframe
2 Months
Tools Used
Figma, Base44
Project Type
Client
Challenge
Peak Form’s users are frustrated with the amount of time it takes to log their symptoms in the journal feature.
Approach
Interviews informed me that users found the number of questions to be excessive and the dropdown menus to be frustrating.
Using Base44, I vibe coded a prototype that contained an AI chatbot that asks users journal questions and tailors it’s responses. I was concerned if Peak Form users would feel comfortable using the feature, so I tested it.
The feedback was positive, so I further developed the journal feature in Figma with updated UI so it could be integrated into Peak Form’s app.
Base44 (Left), Figma wireframes (Right)
Challenge
Peak Form’s users are reporting that they they find the onboarding process confusing.
Approach
Interviews informed me that users were confused by unclear language and confusing origination while they were creating an account.
Using Miro, Peak Form’s team and I created a user flow to help determine the onboarding questions and the order which they would be asked.
I created wireframes based on the user flow and tested them with Peak Form’s users. I learned that they liked the familiar layout and that they preferred to answer more questions initially, if it meant less daily journal questions.
I implemented the UI, following Peak Form’s design system and proceeded to test the app again with users. Minor updates involving phrasing were made, before the app was handed off to Peak Form’s developers.
Results
After I completed designing and prototyping the journal and onboarding flows, I handed off my designs to Peak Form’s developers. With the implementation of the improved features, Peak Form has seen both an increase in users and an increase in users who are utilizing the journal feature.
Working on Peak form has encouraged me to explore new tools to expedite and improve my design process and has provided me with the opportunity to work closely with users and constantly test the developing product with them.