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Studio Booking & Habit App
Overview
A concept for a network of stretching and pilates studios. Fitness booking services usually stop at a timetable and a pay button. Here the schedule is only the start: you pick a spot in the hall like a cinema seat, see where your friend will stand, and active days add up to a streak — a ten-minute home stretch counts too. The network, coaches, clients and prices are fictional.
The home page sells a habit rather than a gym. The brand circle holds a photograph of the pose, and it changes with the class type along with the ring colour; today’s classes sit right under the headline with live spot counters.
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A week at a glance
Filters by studio, class type and coach; every day shows coloured dots of its classes. A class card says what to bring and how many spots are left, and a full class offers a waitlist instead of a dead end.
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A spot in the hall, like in a cinema
A top-down plan: mirror wall, windows, the coach’s mat and fourteen mats in a staggered layout, so the mirror is visible from any row. The favourite spot is picked automatically, the friend’s mat is marked, and booking adds a day to the streak.
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A streak instead of a punch card
The mechanics of language-learning apps: days in a row, a month calendar with a continuous band, a weekly goal, streak freezes for sick days, friends’ streaks and achievements. A ten-minute home stretch keeps the streak alive, so the habit survives a busy week.
Memberships speak plainly: how many classes are left and until when, a holiday freeze that shifts the end date as you pick the days, and a break-even chart that honestly says when unlimited starts to pay off.
EntryUI concept; the studio network, coaches, clients, addresses and prices are fictional. The hall plan is drawn in code; every screen also renders in English. Fonts: Montserrat Alternates and Nunito, SIL Open Font License.
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