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UX RESEARCH · PRODUCT THINKING · UI/UX DESIGN

U-Life

U-Life is a digital wellness concept designed to help university students care for their physical and mental wellbeing.

U-Life published homepage with a teal wordmark and university wellness positioning
PUBLISHED PRODUCT / RESPONSIVE WEB
ROLE
Product research, UI/UX design and website delivery
PLATFORM
Responsive web concept
YEAR
2026
TOOLS
Framer · Prototyping · Responsive UI
01 / CONTEXT

The product opportunity.

WHO

University students balancing study, daily routines and personal wellbeing.

FRICTION

Wellness support can feel fragmented across physical health, mental health and habit-building. The concept explores a clearer, student-focused entry point.

OPPORTUNITY

Connect tracking, supportive content and healthier routines inside one calm, approachable experience.

02 / RESEARCH FRAME

Start with needs, not features.

The available project record does not include participant research or measured findings. These are documented product-design assumptions drawn from the defined concept.

DOCUMENTED DESIGN ASSUMPTIONS — NOT USER-RESEARCH RESULTS

NEED / 01

Make wellbeing easier to scan.

Physical and mental wellbeing need a shared structure without feeling clinical or overwhelming.

NEED / 02

Turn awareness into routine.

Tracking becomes more useful when it connects to repeatable habits and visible progress.

NEED / 03

Keep support within reach.

The published concept foregrounds accessible guidance, community and a direct support contact.

03 / CORE FLOW

One clear path through the product.

  1. 01Discover U-Life
  2. 02Understand wellbeing areas
  3. 03Track health
  4. 04Build habits
  5. 05Access support
04 / INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE

A wellness system in four layers.

DISCOVER

  • Introduction
  • Features

WELLBEING

  • Physical health
  • Mental health

ROUTINE

  • Tracking
  • Habits
  • Progress

SUPPORT

  • Community
  • Contact
05 / DESIGN SYSTEM

From visual direction to reusable interface.

Observed from the published interface and supplied project visual.

WELLNESS TEAL#1FA3A7
SUPPORT BLUE#678FE1
SOFT SKY#DDEFF8
HABIT LIME#DFF3A8
01Primary navigation02Feature sections03Wellness content blocks04Support call to action
06 / FINAL EXPERIENCE

A calmer entry point to student wellbeing.

U-Life published homepage with a teal wordmark and university wellness positioning

SUPPLIED PROJECT VISUAL / 2026

OUTCOME / VERIFIED WITHOUT INVENTED METRICS

A responsive product concept and published website that brings physical wellbeing, mental wellbeing and supportive habit-building into one visual direction.

VIEW U-LIFE