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The athlete profile page shows the trainer information about the athlete. The trainer can see his personal info (name, hometown, sport) as well as information about his health, injury history, workout plan. In the upper right is the athletes status; a short summary of his current health and buttons that allow the user to change that status. Below are three tabs: workout program, injury history, and notes. The workout program is the most interesting of these. On the left, the user can find exercises that can be added to the current program by dragging and dropping onto the current workout. The sets and reps of exercises can be changed by clicking on the values, and exercises can be removed by clicking on the "x" button on the right. Clicking on the injury history tab will bring up a list of the athletes previous injuries and clicking on the player notes tab brings up a list of notes, which can be added to by typing in the box and clicking the add note button. This page changed significantly from the paper prototype. We removed images of the exercise to make the page aesthetically simpler, and changed the way dates worked. Based on the feedback we received, we decided that rathe than having "Day 1", "Day 2", etc. it was better to organize the workout by weeks. Also, since many users seemed confused by the ambiguity we changed the interface to give concrete dates as well. Finally, many users, in all of our user tests, struggled with adding exercises to the workout. Most didn't intuitively guess that exercises needed to be dragged and dropped, so we added a help message that told them this.
Adding a new athlete
The user sees this page when they want to add a new athlete to the database. This page allows them to enter vital information about the athlete. It has changed very little since our paper prototyping sessions.
Adding a new injury
Adding an injury to a student takes the user to this page, where he or she adds the basic information needed to update the athlete's profile page. It also has not changed much since the paper prototypes.