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Freeletics
Fitness and health
Freeletics pairs workout videos with switchable camera angles and labels its fitness-level slider with plain descriptions. Our UX Bites cover onboarding and in-workout moments.
Key takeaways from 2 UX Bites
Camera angles switch mid-exercise, so the demo answers the question you actually have
Written descriptions sit beside the fitness-level bar, turning a vague number into a clear choice
Framing self-assessment with words lowers the pressure of guessing during onboarding
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Last updated: 27/08/2026
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