WeGLOW (Inspired by the IBM Design Challenge)

This section articulates the user needs and motivations. I use a pyramid visual to emphasize the hierarchy of these jobs, showcasing the primary and secondary tasks.

 Primary Job to be Done: 

I want to know which workouts are accessible to users so they could be completed anywhere.
To achieve this, I focused on creating a user-friendly interface that highlights workouts based on accessibility, ensuring users can engage in exercises regardless of their location.

Secondary Jobs to be Done:
I want to see my completed workouts to decipher which workouts have been completed.
To address this, I designed a feature that allows users to track and review their completed workouts easily. This provides a clear overview of their fitness journey and accomplishments.

I want to quickly understand which workout is next based on my unique fitness journey.
In response to this need, I implemented a personalized recommendation system. By analyzing the user's fitness journey, preferences, and progress, the platform suggests the next suitable workout to keep them on track.

Universal Considerations:
Understanding that everyone has preferences, fits all user types (trainers, fitness goals, abilities, locations, equipment)

I want to be guided when choosing my own workouts within my constraints.
To cater to diverse user needs, I incorporated a guided workout selection feature. This ensures that users can choose workouts tailored to their preferences, fitness goals, abilities, locations, and available equipment.

This pyramid visual emphasizes the primary job at the top, supported by the two secondary tasks. The foundation represents the universal considerations that cater to a wide range of users. Each level of the pyramid builds upon the previous one, creating a clear hierarchy of user needs in the "Jobs to be Done" section.