Xavi Nogueres

Tony Robbins

RRI Planner is the web app for a high-performance coaching program run by Tony Robbins. It had been in development for a few months when I joined the team at Fueled. It worked well, but it could have belonged to any brand.

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( What I took on )

I joined as Product Designer first, alongside the designers who had built the product so far. Then, I became the main designer leading the new direction, from the first concept through implementation. The partner at Fueled held the client relationship.

( Key decision 01 )

Feeling, not function

The flows worked. What was missing was the feeling. People open the app looking for energy to take on their most ambitious goals, and a neutral tool doesn't give them that.

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( Key decision 02 )

Outside the category

I looked for references outside productivity apps, in the visual language of elite sports and bolder brands. The product had to feel like a Tony Robbins event, not another productivity tool.

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( Key decision 03 )

Before anyone asked

A few weeks after joining, I developed the concept on my own initiative and took it to the Product Manager, who backed it. The partner presented it to the client.

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( The result )

The client approved the new direction, and the project went ahead with it. I worked with the development team through implementation, until the build was on track.