The Challenge

While having most of the backend programing done, the app still needed a re-wiring and user experience design, with the focus of it also being Apple Watch orientated.

All of the graphic is custom made for varied displays, tablets, in both portrait and landscape mode, smartphones and Apple watch in order not to compromise on the end user's experience.

The interface for the smartwatch needed to show the same features as the mobile app, but in a more direct way: point based recording (track and single point), predefined recording profiles for the most common cases (righ-res vs. battery saving), user-defined custom profiles, fine recording of the track as soon as the device is plugged to battery loading, visualisation of standing and starting points, multiple subtracks in a single track, tracks and subtracks visually editable, including splitting, merging and trim operations, live tracking on the map or in the background, customizable locations and tracks with description, tags, photos, track statistics for time, distance, speed and lots more, graphical visualization of speed and height profile for tracks and subtracks, share your position or track with photos, map and messages with your friends, share on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, EveryTrail, Evernote, by e-mail or SMS, view locations in native maps application, export tracks or locations via email or everytrail, multiple languages supported : english, german (more to come), multiple measurement systems supported.