Mobile · Mobile App · Productivity

Resetlio — Mobile App Design

Native-feeling mobile experience focused on clarity and rhythm—guided onboarding, predictable navigation, and components tuned for daily-use ergonomics.

Year
2025
Timeline
4 Months
Services
Mobile UX/UI, Design Systems, Prototyping, User Flows
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Overview

Resetlio is a productivity-minded mobile app designed to help people reset routines, track micro-goals, and stay accountable without noisy dashboards.

Zendeeps led UX/UI from IA through hi-fi—balancing expressive personality with calm surfaces so the app feels supportive on stressful days, not demanding.

Problem

Early concepts leaned too instructional—users skim onboarding and churn when screens feel like chores. Competing habit apps overloaded widgets and badges; Resetlio needed a quieter cognitive load model.

The founding team wanted differentiation around tone (warm vs clinical), clarity on permissions/notifications, and flows short enough for commutes.

Approach

  • Journey-first IA

    Mapped primary jobs-to-be-done before pixels—morning check-in, streak reflection, weekly reset—and anchored navigation to those loops.

  • Progressive onboarding

    Short bursts with immediate payoff; optional depth deferred until intent signals—reducing setup fatigue while preserving personalization.

  • Component rhythm

    Repeatable cards, chips, and timers share spacing and tap targets—predictable motor patterns across Create / Track / Reflect modes.

  • Feedback without noise

    Micro-affirmations and haptics used sparingly; empty states explain next steps instead of upselling secondary features.

  • Prototype-driven iteration

    Interactive builds validated comprehension weekly—especially around reminders, streak logic copy, and undo paths.

Design system

Rounded geometry with confident type hierarchy; semantic greens for progress, slate neutrals for secondary chrome, and illustration accents kept modular for marketing parity.

Final designs

High-fidelity flows shipped as annotated handoff—states for offline, partial completion, and notification-driven returns mapped for engineering parity.

Outcomes

  • −41%Time-to-first successful habit log (guided path)
  • 4.8★Avg. subjective ease score (concept tests, n=22)
  • +32%Task completion in onboarding funnel (prototype A/B)
  • 26Core components documented for dev build