SHP
SHP
iOS/Android App
iOS/Android App
Hotel Shilla & Samsung Welstory (2017)
Hotel Shilla & Samsung Welstory (2017)
EN
EN
SHP is an easy and fun mobile application specializing in health management for employees of Samsung Group companies. Users can connect with fitness centers and affiliated clinics for real-time self-health management. The core of SHP is to provide a personalized healthcare experience, recommending diet and exercise programs based on the user's health condition. It also intuitively checks calorie intake and expenditure, making health management more efficient.
The SHP exclusive band automatically collects data such as steps, heart rate, sleep duration, and calories burned, and connects with your smartphone to help you manage your health information without the hassle of manual entry. Weekly health reports also provide users with comprehensive health feedback, including nutrient intake ratios and exercise history.
SHP is an easy and fun mobile application specializing in health management for employees of Samsung Group companies. Users can connect with fitness centers and affiliated clinics for real-time self-health management. The core of SHP is to provide a personalized healthcare experience, recommending diet and exercise programs based on the user's health condition. It also intuitively checks calorie intake and expenditure, making health management more efficient.
The SHP exclusive band automatically collects data such as steps, heart rate, sleep duration, and calories burned, and connects with your smartphone to help you manage your health information without the hassle of manual entry. Weekly health reports also provide users with comprehensive health feedback, including nutrient intake ratios and exercise history.
Role
Role
As a UX/UI designer at the Seoul Institute of Information Design, I was responsible for the UI design of SHP 2.0 and 3.0 at the request of Hotel Shilla & Samsung Welstory. My main responsibilities included enhancing the usability of the existing SHP app by focusing on how information is presented, as well as designing and creating design systems and guides
As a UX/UI designer at the Seoul Institute of Information Design, I was responsible for the UI design of SHP 2.0 and 3.0 at the request of Hotel Shilla & Samsung Welstory. My main responsibilities included enhancing the usability of the existing SHP app by focusing on how information is presented, as well as designing and creating design systems and guides
To make health data management more intuitive and efficient, SHP 2.0 redesign introduces key improvements:
To make health data management more intuitive and efficient, SHP 2.0 redesign introduces key improvements:
To make health data management more intuitive and efficient, SHP 2.0 redesign introduces key improvements:
Usefulness
Before
The original design offered many functions, but the layout and organization were cluttered, making navigation difficult.
After
The new design focuses on presenting essential information in a clean, intuitive layout. This allows users to quickly access and understand real-time health data. For example, calorie data is now clearly visualized, offering immediate insights into the user’s health.
Usability
Before
The menu structure was overly complex, with redundant content making it hard for users to locate needed features.
After
The menu structure has been simplified, removing unnecessary content and prioritizing key functions for easier access. The Information Architecture (IA) has been reorganized, making navigation quicker and more intuitive.
Usefulness
Before
The original design offered many functions, but the layout and organization were cluttered, making navigation difficult.
After
The new design focuses on presenting essential information in a clean, intuitive layout. This allows users to quickly access and understand real-time health data. For example, calorie data is now clearly visualized, offering immediate insights into the user’s health.
Usability
Before
The menu structure was overly complex, with redundant content making it hard for users to locate needed features.
After
The menu structure has been simplified, removing unnecessary content and prioritizing key functions for easier access. The Information Architecture (IA) has been reorganized, making navigation quicker and more intuitive.
Usefulness
Before
The original design offered many functions, but the layout and organization were cluttered, making navigation difficult.
After
The new design focuses on presenting essential information in a clean, intuitive layout. This allows users to quickly access and understand real-time health data. For example, calorie data is now clearly visualized, offering immediate insights into the user’s health.
Usability
Before
The menu structure was overly complex, with redundant content making it hard for users to locate needed features.
After
The menu structure has been simplified, removing unnecessary content and prioritizing key functions for easier access. The Information Architecture (IA) has been reorganized, making navigation quicker and more intuitive.
Data Visualization
Before
Complex graphical representations of data made it harder for users to understand their health information.
After
Data visualization has been streamlined to create a more intuitive experience. Calorie intake and expenditure graphs, for instance, now display user patterns clearly, making it easier for users to interpret their health data at a glance.
UI/GUI Simplification
Before
The user interface was cluttered with too much information, negatively affecting readability.
After
The design now uses clear grid layouts and color-coded visual elements to convey health statuses more effectively. By reducing unnecessary text and consolidating menus, the interface is much cleaner and more visually appealing, enhancing the user experience.
Data Visualization
Before
Complex graphical representations of data made it harder for users to understand their health information.
After
Data visualization has been streamlined to create a more intuitive experience. Calorie intake and expenditure graphs, for instance, now display user patterns clearly, making it easier for users to interpret their health data at a glance.
UI/GUI Simplification
Before
The user interface was cluttered with too much information, negatively affecting readability.
After
The design now uses clear grid layouts and color-coded visual elements to convey health statuses more effectively. By reducing unnecessary text and consolidating menus, the interface is much cleaner and more visually appealing, enhancing the user experience.
Data Visualization
Before
Complex graphical representations of data made it harder for users to understand their health information.
After
Data visualization has been streamlined to create a more intuitive experience. Calorie intake and expenditure graphs, for instance, now display user patterns clearly, making it easier for users to interpret their health data at a glance.
UI/GUI Simplification
Before
The user interface was cluttered with too much information, negatively affecting readability.
After
The design now uses clear grid layouts and color-coded visual elements to convey health statuses more effectively. By reducing unnecessary text and consolidating menus, the interface is much cleaner and more visually appealing, enhancing the user experience.
Initial
Redesigned
A
B
C
D
E
F
A
Activity & Diary
B
Meal
C
Weekly report
D
Colors
E
Typography
F
SHP 3.0
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