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Nike+ Run Club Dashboard Redesign

ClientNike
RoleSr. Product Designer
Timeline22 weeks
ToolsFigma, SwiftUI, Lottie
UI/UXSports TechMobileMotion

A running dashboard that pushes you out the door when you're two miles short of the weekly goal.

Nike+ Run Club is used by 80M+ runners — from first-timers in a pair of borrowed Pegasus to sub-3:00 marathoners. The old dashboard treated them all the same. I led the redesign around personalized training, social accountability, and coaching that adapts to the runner you are today.

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80M+Global runners
+34%Sessions per week
22%New-runner activation lift
190Markets launched

The Challenge

NRC had an identity problem. Elites treated it as a distance logger. Beginners saw it as a Couch-to-5K. Social users came for the leaderboards. The app tried to serve everyone the same home screen — and became less useful to each of them.

The redesign brief: surface the next best run. Whether that's a 5K tempo, a recovery jog, or your first mile ever, the home screen should know.

Approach

  1. Runner-type segmentation on day oneFirst-run onboarding asks three questions to place you in a runner segment (new, casual, training-for-something, competitive). The dashboard personalizes from there.
  2. "Next run" card as home heroBiggest thing on the screen is one card — today's recommended run with distance, pace targets, and a start button.
  3. Social without the noiseLeaderboards are opt-in and friend-scoped. No strangers beating your local segment. The social layer feels supportive, not competitive.
  4. Adaptive coachingAudio coaching that reads your recent runs — if you're tired, it suggests easy pace; if you nailed a tempo, it ramps the next one. Co-designed with Nike's elite coaches.
  5. Motion systemCelebrations feel tactile, not confetti. A PR triggers a 1.2s Lottie with haptic pulse, then fades. Restrained, repeatable, never cheesy.

Key Features

Personalized Training Insights

Weekly volume, pace trends, and a "form" score that factors recovery — all rendered in a single glanceable card.

Social Leaderboards

Opt-in friend leaderboards with weekly distance and PR cards. Always celebratory, never competitive by default.

Adaptive Audio Coaching

Real-time coaching that adjusts to heart-rate drift, last night's sleep, and split-by-split pace.

Next-Run Hero Card

Today's recommended run with distance, target pace, elevation preview, and a big start button.

Guided Route Suggestions

Distance-aware route suggestions around your start point, with elevation and safety annotations.

PR Celebrations

Restrained Lottie flare + haptic pulse when you hit a PR. Celebratory without being a slot machine.

"The next-run card pushed me out the door on days I'd have skipped. I'm running 40% more miles than I was last year." — NRC member, 5-year veteran

Results

  • Weekly sessions per user rose 34% across the personalized cohort.
  • New-runner activation up 22% — defined as logging three runs in the first 14 days.
  • Shipped across 190 markets with localized coaching voice casts in 12 languages.
  • Featured at WWDC keynote as an example of adaptive iOS experience.

Strategy

  • Runner segmentation
  • Coaching model
  • Motion system
  • Localization

Design

  • iOS / Android UI
  • Dashboard system
  • Audio coaching UX
  • Social features
  • Motion / Lottie

Tools

  • Figma
  • SwiftUI prototypes
  • After Effects / Lottie
  • HTML / CSS
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