Practice Library
The practice library should be tiny and explicit. The app source already contains practices for different mood, energy, speed, and tension states. Useful practice categories: breat
The practice library should be tiny and explicit. The app source already contains practices for different mood, energy, speed, and tension states.
Useful practice categories:
- breath and exhale reset for high speed or high tension;
- grounding for activated or anxious states;
- gentle movement for low energy and heaviness;
- body downshift for exhausted high-tension states;
- focus narrowing for scattered attention;
- one-need naming for decision fatigue;
- active discharge for high energy and agitation;
- pleasant-detail noticing for steady or bright mood;
- shutdown ritual before sleep or after overload.
Each practice should have:
- minutes required;
- intensity level;
- best-fit state;
- three or fewer steps;
- one safety cue;
- one "stop if this feels wrong" escape hatch.
The most important UX rule: the user should not have to browse practices while stressed.