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Fitness app profile
A profile that is both a record and a settings page, drawn in Appetite UI, a Figma UI kit for iOS and Android apps built like a design system: Noemi Varga with 42 workouts, a 12 day streak and 850 total minutes, an Achievements card, and Account settings with Notifications and Privacy.
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Profile, from the Fitness page of the Appetite UI Figma file. The theme switch shows the dark frames.
| Screen | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Profile | Totals, achievements and account settings |
Which components carry the profile pattern?
The kit's components, drawn live from the same tokens as the frames. Tap them: they behave as the Figma prototype does.
Avatar, photo
List, chevron and toggle
Button, Weak
How does this screen follow the profile pattern?
The rules every profile screen in the kit follows, and what this one does with each.
| Rule | On the fitness app |
|---|---|
| Decide who the screen is for | Only its owner sees this profile, so it leads with her own totals rather than with followers, and the achievements are rewards for her, not a public wall. |
| Settings are list rows | Notifications and Privacy are List rows, one with a Toggle, under a Section Header that says Account settings. |
| Log out is a button, not a row | There is no Log out button on this profile: account changes live in the settings rows, and the rest of the screen is the record. |
What is it built from?
Every control with a component is an instance of it, so one token change moves these screens with the rest of the file.
| Component | Screens |
|---|---|
| Top Bar | Profile |
| Avatar | Profile |
| Quick Action Button | Profile |
| Section Header | Profile |
| List | Profile |
| Toggle | Profile |
| Navigation | Profile |
What changes between iOS and Material?
The frames are drawn in the ios-md Platform mode. Switch a frame to android and these variables take the Material values; the components below are where the two systems draw the same need differently.
| Variable | iOS (ios-md) | Android |
|---|---|---|
platform/list-row/min-height | 44 | 56 |
platform/bar/top-height | 44 | 64 |
platform/min-touch-target | 44 | 48 |
| Component | iOS | Material 3 | What differs |
|---|---|---|---|
| List | iOS / List with a 44 minimum row | M3 / List Item, 56, 72 or 88 high by Lines | Material sets the row height by lines of text, iOS sets only a minimum |
| Top bar | iOS / Toolbar on a 44 high top bar | M3 / Top app bar, Small 64 high, Medium 112, Large 152 | Material has four bar types: Small, Center-aligned, Medium and Large |
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