Mobi

Mobile Prototype

Mobi

A physiotherapy app designed to improve rehab consistency through structure, feedback, and accountability.

iOS Prototype

Role

UX/UI Designer

Duration

10 weeks

Tools

Figma, FigJam, Illustrator, Miro, Notion

Context

Masters of Interaction Design

+4 Team members

Background

Many young adults begin rehabilitation with motivation, but struggle to maintain consistency when exercises become repetitive or progress feels unclear.

Mobi was developed to support independent rehab by making recovery more structured, trackable, and engaging.

PROBLEM

Consistency breaks down outside the clinic

Rehabilitation isn’t difficult — staying consistent is.

Users struggle to stay consistent with rehabilitation outside structured environments.

Unclear progress

No visible feedback makes it hard to stay motivated

Lack of structure

No guided system to follow consistently

No accountability

Recovery feels isolated without support

SOLUTION

A guided path to consistent recovery

A guided rehab application designed to improve consistency through structure, feedback, and support.

Feedback

Structure

Support

DESIGN DECISIONS

What we learned from our users

Key behavioural insights that shaped our design decisions.

RESEARCH INSIGHT

Progress visibility

drives consistency

Users stay engaged when progress is clearly visible over time.

DESIGN RESPONSE

Show progress clearly and celebrate milestones

Low-friction logging builds habits

Simpler interactions increase daily adherence.

Make exercise tracking quick and lightweight

Social accountability reinforces commitment

Shared progress helps increases follow-through.

Uplifting feedback that keeps users motivated

Structure reduces decision fatigue

Clear routines make it easier to stay consistent.

Use clear routines to help users know what to do next

UNDERSTANDING THE USER

Target users

Designed for independent rehab patients balancing recovery alongside busy daily lives.

Anna Fitzgerald

Post-ACL Surgery | Returning to Sport

Balancing full-time work with recovery, Anna struggles to stay consistent without structure.


She relies on clear progress and accountability to stay on track.

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I need structure and visibility to stay on track.

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Key needs

Guided structure

Clear, step-by-step routines to follow consistently

Flexibility scheduling

Rehab that adapts to daily life and energy levels

Visible progress

Clear feedback to track improvement overtime

Shared accountability

Support and motivation through connection with others

MVP FEATURES

The core product features designed to support consistency, feedback and accountability

Exercise Logging

One-tap daily logging for exercises, reps, and pain levels

Routine Building

86%

Progress tracking

Milestone-based progress tracking with clear visual feedback over time

Visible Improvement

Community Connections

Shared progress and small accountability groups for peer support

Accountability

MOBILE INTERFACE

Home Page

Track

Plan

Community

Exercise

Progress

CONTRIBUTIONS

End to end UX design

Led the full design process from research and insights to final interactive prototype

User research & insight synthesis

Conducted interviews and research to understand motivation, consistency, and support challenges during self-guided rehab.

Mobile interaction design

Designed key mobile flows including onboarding, session creation, exercise logging, progress tracking, and community features.

Prototyping & usability testing

Built interactive prototypes, tested core flows with users, and refined the experience based on feedback and evaluation.

Outcome & Reflection

Mobi resulted in a high-fidelity rehab app concept that helps independent physiotherapy patients build consistency through guided routines, visible progress, and shared accountability. The project showed me that recovery support is less about adding more features, and more about reducing uncertainty, reinforcing small habits, and helping users feel supported between clinical sessions.

01.

Adherence improves when progress is visible

02.

Confidence grows through structured feedback

03.

Small daily actions compound in recovery

04.

Support systems matter outside clinical settings