Related information was grouped and divided into three meaningful sections. About, instruction and dos and don’ts 

Design solution 

Because there was too much data, tabs were used to divide content into meaningful sections that were logical and clear to users. However, usability tests were conducted to determine whether users find it difficult to navigate with tabs.

Section 1: Workout’s purpose, where it focuses and who it is suitable for

Design solution 

Enhancing user awareness through explanations of exercise's focus and purpose. 

Based on the research findings, knowing the goal of each workout and for whom it is suitable increased users' confidence in exercises.

Section 2: Doing exercises correctly through step-by-step visual training

Design solution 

More detailed tutorials through video-based learning, as videos are engaging, fun, and attention-holding, alleviating user concerns of potential injury from wrong performance.

Detailed workout performance with step-by-step instructions.

Findings revealed that users give up exercising because they feel uncertain about workout performance due to unclear instructions.

They can reap future rewards by encouraging users to invest time, money, information, or effort into a product.

According to Nir Eyal's "Hooked," users expect benefits after customizing a product.

Allowing consumers to create their own workout objectives and routines creates a habit loop. They'll get more prizes and be more loyal to this product as they improve in their exercise routine.

Make the process as simple as possible by breaking down large tasks into smaller steps.

Every product interaction compromises users' security. When the user first estimates how long a new task will take, the smaller the commitment, the lesser the threat. So, consumers should find the design process simple.

By breaking down big tasks into smaller steps and minimizing cognitive strain, the filling information process was simplified.