Designing connected fitness experiences across devices, content, and product systems.

iFIT’s connected fitness experience spans hardware, software, workout content, coaching, media, metrics, and member progress. My work focused on improving clarity and consistency across that ecosystem, helping product experiences feel more connected, easier to understand, and more coherent across surfaces.

I worked across UX architecture, interaction design, visual systems, component patterns, and prototype iteration, with a focus on making complex fitness experiences easier to navigate and more consistent at scale.

The work centered on product-system clarity: how members move between workouts, understand progress, control playback, interpret metrics, and stay oriented across connected fitness surfaces.

Rather than treating each screen as an isolated interface, I focused on reusable patterns that could support different workout types, device contexts, content formats, and member states.

The result was a stronger foundation for connected fitness experiences: clearer interaction patterns, more consistent UI behavior, and a product system that could better support future feature work across devices and surfaces.

In addition to interface work, I also designed product-defining audio cues for the ULTRA One machine, helping the physical experience feel more responsive and premium.

For me, the work reflects an important part of systems design: making a complex ecosystem feel coherent, useful, and well-crafted without making the user think about the system underneath.

• Supported consistency across machines and handheld devices
• Expanded the design system with reusable product patterns
• Contributed both interface and sensory product design work