Problem Statement The term "Breather" encompasses two primary problem spaces:

1. Enhancing Mental and Physical Well-being: Users seek effective methods to improve their mental and physical health through guided breathing techniques and mindfulness practices.
2. Mitigating Phone Addiction and Unintentional Use: Users struggle with excessive phone usage, distractions, and a lack of intentionality in their digital interactions.

My Role UX/UI Analyst (Design & Strategy)

Figma Prototype: https://www.figma.com/proto/73vdnc24AqyiE7eQBiWDJt/Breather?page-id=776%3A28934&node-id=776-28968&p=f&viewport=644%2C286%2C0.13&t=6S3HQBleqdBZJbco-1&scaling=scale-down&content-scaling=fixed&starting-point-node-id=835%3A29214

UX Audit.pdf

Design Process

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The approach mirrored the core tenets of the Design Thinking methodology , adapted for a conceptual analysis:

• Empathise: User needs and pain points were inferred from problem statements and success factors highlighted in existing case studies.
• Define: The dual nature of the "Breather" concept was clarified, and specific user goals for each interpretation were established.
• Ideate: Potential user flows, interaction models, and visual design principles were conceptualised based on the defined problems and successful solutions observed in the research.
• Prototype (Conceptual): Hypothetical user journeys and interface elements were outlined to visualize potential interactions.
• Test (Conceptual): A conceptual UX audit was performed, evaluating potential strengths and weaknesses against established heuristics.