Can UX design lead to a fulfilling life? At homodea, absolutely.

Ever had the feeling of entering a supermarket for the first time and just not finding the sugar?

This is how the users of homodea felt

Well, who doesn’t know that? A platform with a seemingly endless number of courses, but the one it needs now remains hidden like a treasure. This is precisely where homodea, a course platform with 266 personal development courses, sees the challenge. The creators, Veit and Andrea Lindau, don’t just want to impart knowledge. But to lead people to a fulfilled life and touch their souls.

The solution?
Is called “Flower of life”.
The user answers specific questions and gets a quick and informative overview of which areas of life are already highly developed and which require attention. The Life Flower Test combines a clear and visually appealing presentation with customized course suggestions. Each petal in the flower of life symbolizes one of the 12 central areas of a fulfilled life.

The lifecycle test was developed in agile co-creation with the IT team. While the MVP (minimal viable product) was still based on a survey platform, the further development has not only blossomed visually. It has also been integrated into the platform.

This was a pioneering approach. The result is a highly functional self-test,

• which serves as a decision-making aid for the next coaching course.
• is the CI centerpiece of the Homodea universe.
• which, with almost 20,000 test participants in 21 months, is an effective marketing tool.
• which makes your own learning path visible and your own development measurable.

Because I don’t just want to design functional products, I want to create experiences that enrich.