FitTogether 40-Page Design e-Portfolio
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I need a complete, 40-page senior-school design portfolio that documents every stage of my new community-based fitness platform, FitTogether. The portfolio must read as a coherent story—from identifying the problem right through to evaluating the finished concept—while staying visually consistent with a modern, sleek aesthetic.
Context & users
FitTogether is aimed at students and young professionals who often lose momentum on their fitness journeys because they feel isolated or unaccountable. The solution revolves around three priority features: interactive challenges, team leaderboards, and local meet-up options. Everything within the portfolio should keep this user group and feature set in clear focus.
Scope of the portfolio
1. Problem framing
• Clear explanation of why isolation and accountability gaps hinder fitness goals
• SWOT analysis that highlights market gaps and competitor weaknesses
2. Design brief
• Synthesis of secondary research and any quick primary findings
• Explicit link between user requirements and gaps in the current market
3. Ideation & concept development
• Sketches, storyboards, and early wireframes that explore multiple directions
• Rationale for narrowing down to the final concept
4. Design specification
• Functional, aesthetic, and usability criteria that the solution must meet
• Metrics or benchmarks where possible (e.g., target load time, onboarding steps)
5. Justification of final design
• Side-by-side comparison with alternatives, explaining why the chosen route best satisfies the spec
6. Technical execution
• High-fidelity UI mock-ups that reflect the modern, sleek style
• Demonstrations of technical skills—e.g., component libraries used, responsive layouts, accessibility considerations
7. Prototyping & testing
• Clickable Figma or Adobe XD prototype with the three core features fully represented
• Short description of at least one round of user feedback and resulting tweaks
8. Evaluation & next steps
• Honest appraisal against the original spec and SWOT insights
• Recommendations for future releases or feature expansions
Acceptance criteria
• Exactly 40 pages (±1 for cover/back) in a print-ready PDF, plus source files.
• Consistent typography, colour palette, and spacing that match a modern, sleek style.
• All images and graphics must be original or royalty-free and properly credited.
• Prototype link accessible without a paid account.
• Language and layout suitable for a senior-school assessment rubric.
If you can weave strong research, clean visuals, and persuasive storytelling into a polished document, I’d love to see examples of similar portfolio work and get started right away.
Context & users
FitTogether is aimed at students and young professionals who often lose momentum on their fitness journeys because they feel isolated or unaccountable. The solution revolves around three priority features: interactive challenges, team leaderboards, and local meet-up options. Everything within the portfolio should keep this user group and feature set in clear focus.
Scope of the portfolio
1. Problem framing
• Clear explanation of why isolation and accountability gaps hinder fitness goals
• SWOT analysis that highlights market gaps and competitor weaknesses
2. Design brief
• Synthesis of secondary research and any quick primary findings
• Explicit link between user requirements and gaps in the current market
3. Ideation & concept development
• Sketches, storyboards, and early wireframes that explore multiple directions
• Rationale for narrowing down to the final concept
4. Design specification
• Functional, aesthetic, and usability criteria that the solution must meet
• Metrics or benchmarks where possible (e.g., target load time, onboarding steps)
5. Justification of final design
• Side-by-side comparison with alternatives, explaining why the chosen route best satisfies the spec
6. Technical execution
• High-fidelity UI mock-ups that reflect the modern, sleek style
• Demonstrations of technical skills—e.g., component libraries used, responsive layouts, accessibility considerations
7. Prototyping & testing
• Clickable Figma or Adobe XD prototype with the three core features fully represented
• Short description of at least one round of user feedback and resulting tweaks
8. Evaluation & next steps
• Honest appraisal against the original spec and SWOT insights
• Recommendations for future releases or feature expansions
Acceptance criteria
• Exactly 40 pages (±1 for cover/back) in a print-ready PDF, plus source files.
• Consistent typography, colour palette, and spacing that match a modern, sleek style.
• All images and graphics must be original or royalty-free and properly credited.
• Prototype link accessible without a paid account.
• Language and layout suitable for a senior-school assessment rubric.
If you can weave strong research, clean visuals, and persuasive storytelling into a polished document, I’d love to see examples of similar portfolio work and get started right away.