Pain2Go

Pain2Go's landing page
A page showing exercises from vary levels of difficulty with written instructions

Inspiration

Every 1 in 5 Canadians live with the pains of arthritis (source), and approximately 1.7 billion people around the world live in muscular and skeletal pain (source). Maybe it’s your family, your neighbors, or various stiffness felt in the mornings.

What it does

To increase the accessibility to mobility and strength exercises for all ages, Pain2Go showcases a human muscular model with basic areas of focus. Clicking in to these common areas will provide a selection of exercises, scalable to different difficulties to improve accessibility for everyone. 💪

How we built it

Using vanilla JavaScript, HTML and CSS, and a frequented Figma board, we spent the 24 hours with the goal of creating an intuitive resource for others, while learning by trial and error in the process.

Challenges we ran into

There were several merge conflicts and major decisions to make. As beginners, we raced against time balancing tutorials, debugging and problem-solving. Whether it was creating a navigation bar, overlaying images, or creating interactive elements, we made it through.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

The main function of our project was achieved! We’re also proud to see the style come together.

What we learned

Learning online and from each other, we took steps (and leaps) forward with our collective programming, design and collaboration knowledge.

What's next for Pain2Go

Create a mobile app to increase accessibility
Add a survey asking about pains, equipment, previous history of injury to create a personalized workout plans (paid; consulting)
Connect users to trusted, professional physiotherapists nearby
Increase the selection of exercises & test the ones that work
Increase the muscles targeted
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