Google Fitbit has finally launched a newly designed sleep page in its app to provide a more nuanced view of user’s sleep statistics. The new design is an updated version of the Fitbit app’s Material You redesign that came out last month. It creates a more up-to-date and user-friendly environment to track your sleep.
Fitbit app sleep page revamped and now allows a clearer look at your slumber
The redesigned Sleep stats page has tabs for Day, Week, Month, and Year giving users a comprehensive view of their sleeping habits over different periods of time. Importantly, at the top of this page, the Fitbit app will now show you your last night’s sleep stats with duration of sleep, bedtime, and wake-up time. Moreover, bar graphs visualize indicators such as sleep patterns, Awake, Restless, and Asleep stats.
Though not displayed prominently on the revamped page, users can still find this information by tapping the Sleep card in the Today feed. Additionally, Fitbit hinted at a redesign of its Sleep Animal page but no further details concerning its release date are available yet.
Other pages on Fitbit that have undergone an overhaul
This preview follows other new updates such as the vastly improved Health Metrics page featured on fitbit.com. The new Health Metrics page has a more native interface for viewing stats with a standardized day switcher at the top. Significantly every stat under “Activity” has undergone an overhaul except for the Readiness score, implying that there was a holistic redesigning of how the application looks.
To sum up, all these changes make sure Fitbit users are offered a refreshed look on their sleep pages. It should allow them to better see and use their slumber data. These upcoming updates show that Fitbit keeps focusing on creating an amazing experience for its customers. Through its innovative app designs, the Fitbit team helps people track their health & fitness numbers easily thanks to an intuitive seamless platform.
