Ttmm-s for Fitbit Versa App

Minimalism, simplicity, purism, hence the lack of unnecessary graphic elements is the mark of TTMM brand.

This is also the way to increases the legibility of the presented information, which is also our prerequisite.

This collection includes clear and functional designs as well as eccentric ones that require some guidance for the user at the start.

These completely new formal solutions require some effort in deciphering the riddle of time perception. They also spark a reflection on time itself, developing the overall human sensitivity.

I feel that this approach is unpopular nowadays, yet it establishes the TTMM audience as very exceptional, as people who see things in a different way.

The project combines 3 important values: 1. the TTMM brand – offering award-winning time face designs, 2. advanced weather features, 3. a convenient application in a subscription model, divided into categories, with user guidelines and a list of favorites including a quick option to upload designs and a search engine for additional design features. This personal collection, with its originality and functionality, easily competes with watch apps offered by Fitbit or Apple. The TTMM-S application brings selection, order and moderation of the abundance of designs – a clear advantage over overloaded app marketplaces.

The most important feature of the TTMM-S app is the Weather Alert, that warns of hazardous air pollution or UV radiation in the vicinity. TTMM-S clock faces are equipped with three types of alerts: dangerous weather conditions, very high UV radiation, or unhealthy air quality. When the outside conditions turn unhealthy or dangerous, the clock face will make the smartwatch vibrate and display a warning message.

I plan to develop it on Fitbit and / or other similar platforms. And in the future, I'd love to build my own hardware product to go with the software that I make today.

5 years ago, I designed a time visualization called FEELTTMM for the Pebble Time smartwatch. It was a combination of large time digits combined with a single color that represented the perceived air temperature. Blue for frost, green for cold, yellow for warmth, red for heat, and burgundy for heat. This very simple solution dictated to the recipients how to read the temperature of Time. The idea of ​​this single project was the seed for the entire TTMM-S for Fitbit collection. According to climate.org on my birthday, the average global temperature rose by 1.18 degrees Celsius. It's getting hot - right?

This is an extremely important question - thank you. The mentioned film productions alarmingly aim at the possibility of a catastrophic future of our World. They are an inspiration as a WARNING that the "future" is already TODAY (we are watching it) and if we do not take care of it, TOMORROW may not be our space-time. The film works with images, the music with melody and I combined clear ALARMS with an abstract (not of this earth - not of this era) visualization of time. The combination of modern (future) style of TTMM time visualization (e.g. DOMINUS) with an alarm about e.g. tsunami or high level of UV radiation or polluted air overthrows our illusory support in technology, they can confuse the recipient and I hope bring reflection on the state of the Earth's ecosystem and show that we live in the FUTURE. But I do not know if the recipients or design critics have such a sophisticated reflection on TTMM projects.

It was an experiment. I didn't achieve subscription success (80 subscribers - they must be true TTMM fans - Thank You All) or return on the project. There could be many reasons for this: lack of advertising, high price compared to free competition and lack of a large enough audience appreciating the design and benefits that the app brought.