I listen to a lot of music, but most of the time I struggle to find anything new that I truly enjoy. After endless hours of scouring random Reddit forums and Spotify playlists,
I came up with Echo. At its core, Echo is a music discovery social media app that allows you to post songs you're excited about. You can discuss your niche interests in joinable
groups that match your music taste, letting avid music listeners immerse themselves within curated communities. The user interface amplifies the meaning of connection by reducing
visual clutter and emphasizing user interaction. By simplifying how we find music, Echo centralizes the task of bringing people together.
The Breakdown.
User Interaction
The home screen delivers a streamlined weekly overview of the user's training load, designed for
quick comprehension and minimal friction. Familiar card-based layouts and intuitive button interactions
align with the expectations of experienced runners, reducing onboarding time and enhancing usability.
Color-coded intensity bars provide immediate visual cues about workout difficulty, allowing users to scan and interpret their training data
at a glance. Progress bars track weekly goals, offering both motivation and clarity. These visual indicators reinforce
the app's adaptive nature, helping users stay engaged while adjusting their plans based on performance and feedback.