MY ROLE: Product Designer + Creator
Connected Device UX / Interface Design / Early-Stage Product Architecture
OBJECTIVE: Design a user-centric digital platform that leverages wearable data and personalized feedback to support optimal hydration and recovery strategies.
Currently in early-stage development, with a focus on user experience strategy, data design, and IP exploration.
Hydration and electrolyte balance aren’t just wellness buzzwords— they’re essential for performance, recovery, and safety. For active individuals, especially those training outdoors or in high-heat conditions, the risk of dehydration and hyponatremia is real. Despite the availability of tracking tools and hydration gear, many users still lack timely, personalized feedback that can help them adjust fluid intake before symptoms arise.
Whether it's forgetting to drink, guessing when to refuel, or misjudging electrolyte needs, the lack of real-time guidance can lead to avoidable fatigue, cramping, or worse. These core insights informed early design decisions, with a focus on building a more intuitive, data-informed, and proactive hydration experience.
Through user interviews and market analysis, identified key user personas with specific hydration needs and evaluated existing digital solutions, noting gaps in personalized feedback and integration with wearable data.
Developed low-fidelity wireframes to explore user interactions and conducted usability testing with target users, gathering feedback to inform iterative design improvements. The wireframes shown are conceptual and do not reflect final technical functionality.
Qwench is progressing through early development stages, with a focus on refining the user experience. Further details will be shared as the project evolves. UI and functionality shown are conceptual. Complete functionality is under development and not shown in full.
Stay tuned — and keep hydrated!💧
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