Nike+ Redesign
November 2008 - June 2009 | Visit NikeRunning.com
Two years after launching Nike+, the site had 2 million registered runners and more than 100 million synced miles. In the fall of 2008 Nike asked us to redesign the site to the evolving needs of our users, while also merging it with the content previously provided by the Nike Running blog. The old Nike+ site had been growing organically, and the original navigation structure was no longer able to support the different new sections of Nike+. The new site had to include all of the Nike+ sections, as well as provide e-commerce, training, news and music stories. Our tasks included:
- Build Nike+ within the new Nike OS navigational structure
- Integrate Nike+ with Nike Running content and shopping
- Integrate friends connections and expand on the Nike profile information
- Give runners a quick overview of all of their activities on the site
- Allow runners to tag their runs
- Motivate runners to plan their next run
- Make it easy to share activities on social sites
Recognition
The Nike Running site was recently featured in a Forrester report.
"NikeRunning.com embodies the three principles of Emotional Experience Design by focusing on training instead of products, offering content and tools that create a clear brand personality, and engaging users with well-integrated video and tactile experiences."
Strategy boards, wireframes and final designs
