Begin with the person.
Interests, life stages and language preferences create several ways into the experience.
A mobile experience that brings wisdom, meditation, yoga and bhakti into everyday life—with personalised discovery, meaningful moments and a path into community events.
A single app holds talks, music, guided practices, playlists, saved moments and events. The design challenge is to give that breadth a clear starting point.
The supplied designs connect what a person is looking for with content they can explore, save and return to. Onboarding captures interests and language comfort; familiar navigation keeps discovery, practice and participation connected.
Interests, life stages and language preferences create several ways into the experience.
Playlists, favourites, downloads and moments give useful content a place to stay.
Daily activity and event journeys sit alongside the content people come for.
Self Connect brings together spiritual talks, music, yoga, meditation and events. The challenge was to make that variety approachable while keeping everyday actions easy to find.
People arrive with different interests, language preferences and time available. A single content list cannot express all those needs clearly.
Watching or listening is only one part of the journey. Saving, downloading and revisiting a particular moment need an equally clear place.
Events introduce schedules, locations and participant information. Those decisions need structure alongside the app’s reflective content.
The design connects preference-led onboarding, flexible discovery and a personal library. Each part gives people a clear next step—from choosing an interest to saving content or joining an event.
Interest selection and language comfort levels give personalisation a visible starting point. Discovery adds life-stage categories and duration filters.
Playlists, favourites, downloads and saved moments support different ways to keep and revisit content through a shared library.
Event pages bring programme details and registration together, while participant forms break the booking journey into manageable steps.
Video and audio have their own listening and viewing contexts. Playlists organise a series, favourites keep it close, and download states show what is available to return to.
Talks, music and yoga content share familiar entry points while preserving their own playback needs.
People can keep entire playlists or smaller moments, rather than relying on watch history alone.
Downloading, saving and managing collections are part of the experience—not just the content detail screen.
Events move from browsing into practical decisions: what is happening, where it takes place, who can attend and how to register. Programme details and participant forms make room for that context.
Earthy actions and soft, warm surfaces connect the different areas of the app. Content imagery supplies variety within that shared palette.
A journey within.
DISCOVER · LISTEN · PRACTISEExpressive introductory typography gives way to straightforward labels, content titles and familiar controls throughout the app.
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The design brings content, personal organisation and community participation into one experience. Its strength is the continuity between those journeys—from an initial interest to a saved moment or a registered programme.
This case study presents the supplied interface designs. Usability results, launch performance and business outcomes have not been provided.
