Wimate

Wiko launched a line of connected bracelets called Wimate, built for people who wanted to track their sleep, steps, and heart rate without staring at a phone. The hard part was fitting all of that onto a tiny screen without burying people in numbers. We kept the software simple on purpose, and matched that simplicity on the hardware side too. I also pushed to find a visual language of our own, something that looked like Wimate and nothing else on the market.

Role

Art direction, UI/UX, Motion

Company

Wiko mobile

Product navigation


The product has a small screen, colorful and interactive, but packed with a lot to show: too much content for too little space. The real design problem was navigation, not decoration. Color coding and clear button states did most of the work, carrying people through the screen without them ever having to read an instruction.

Wimate prime - Flow to launch the chronometer

Application companion.


The whole Wimate range shipped with a companion app. It turned the raw numbers from the bracelet into something useful: a clear read on your exercise and sleep goals instead of a wall of data.

Companion app - Daily sleep tracking

Companion app - Daily activity tracking

Companion app - Activity card states

Companion app - Heart rate card states

Product sample motions

Companion app - Configuration screens sample