High-fidelity testing used heuristic evaluation and cognitive walkthroughs to go deeper into visual design, layout, and consistency. The routine section needed categories, clearer captions, a Cancel button, a resized Edit button, and a date picker for routine history. The community page was the biggest challenge. Users liked the features but felt the page looked disconnected from the rest of the app. The pop-up was too dark, information density was too high, and colors were distracting. Shifting to a lighter background with white cards made it feel cleaner and more consistent.

The navigation bar needed text labels under icons because icon-only navigation created confusion about what each section contained.

The core concept tested well. Users understood the value of routine tracking and community guidance. But a feature can be genuinely useful and still overwhelm someone if the layout is too dense or the interaction is unclear. That tension drove every refinement in the final prototype.