Mobile apps · Design concept
A lifestyle membership app concept linking activity discovery, time-slot selection and a digital member pass, with proposed booking states and visual rules.
Design concepts, not client projects. Screens are static mockups; names and data are illustrative.
Connect browsing for an activity with booking a place and finding the member pass later. The concept uses expressive photography without changing the navigation between those tasks.
Image-led activity cards and category chips introduce the available experiences.
The activity screen places venue details and time slots below the main photograph, followed by a booking action.
The membership screen brings the digital pass and next booking into one view for later reference.
The bottom navigation holds its position across the concept screens. Discovery and membership remain distinct destinations rather than steps in a forced sequence.
Burgundy connects selected time slots, primary actions and the member identity. Selection should also have a text or shape cue rather than relying on colour alone.
Proposed design specimens. These are static examples, not working controls or a production specification.
Activity canvas
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Member identity & actions
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Primary text
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Clear information. A considered next step.
A serif display treatment gives activity titles an editorial character. Compact sans-serif labels suit navigation, times and membership details.
Large image cards support browsing. The booking screen uses tighter groups around date and time choices, with enough separation between neighbouring touch targets.
No upcoming booking
You have no upcoming bookings. Browse activities to find a session.
Booking confirmed
Your place is booked. View the time and venue in your upcoming booking.
Session full
This time slot is now full. Choose another session.
Browsing and presenting a pass happen for different reasons. A dedicated pass destination offers a direct route when a member needs access details, while the activity area can retain a more exploratory layout.