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I'm designing an interface for a habit tracker app where a user can view a list of their habits for the day and tap a button to mark a habit as complete.

I think the habit containers (meditate, journal, pray) look quite plain atm but I don't know how to make them stand out/look more visually interesting.

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Do you have any suggestions on how to make this screen less boring, specifically the habit containers?

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  • I'm voting to keep this question open because "lack of visual interest" can lead to poor adoption of habit-forming behaviors, which is a UX problem.
    – Izquierdo
    Commented Aug 8, 2022 at 13:46

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Add illustrations

You could add a small illustration to each container, e.g. this image from undraw.co (free illustrations). woman meditating

Maybe you could also make the circle showing the progress a little more rewarding. E.g. numbers get bigger or color intensifies when you are near completion.

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Ideas:

  • You can also use some imagery on your cards
  • Add some gradients
  • Add some texture
  • Have more contrast between the cards and the background
  • Comply with the accessibility standards (if you haven't already) between the text and the text background colours
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