Correct Your Step

Augmented Reality Design Concept (2025)

Correct Your Step is an AR experience that allows dancers to practice any dance style outside of class in a stimulating and effective way. Correct Your Step is a full-length smart mirror that tracks the user’s body using cameras. It has a correction overlay that appears on top of the user’s body. The overlay changes colours depending on if the user is doing step correctly. Diana, a virtual dance instructor teaches you as if it were in a personal dance lesson.

These posters show my design process from research to a low-fidelity prototype.

Design Posters

Designing for real world problems

I sourced the design through my own problems in life, which is the struggle to practice dance choreography at home. So I created a solution using augmented reality.

Design Features:

A full length-mirror with built in cameras for full body-tracking
Facial recognition technology to log in faster and easier
Visual corrections in real time through body-tracking overlays.
A virtual dance instructor named Diana to teach the user choreography and to visually and verbally correct user's movements and count in time to the music.
A speaker and microphone system to play music and receive audio commands

What I did

Created an augmented reality low-fidelity prototype to solve a real-world problem.
Conducted design research into existing AR technologies and competitor AR dance instructing technologies on the market.
Used survey data and peer feedback to influence design changes.
Used my own fifteen years of dance knowledge and experience to create a design solution.
Conducted the design process over five weeks to create an effective and communicative low-fidelity design.

Tools used:

InDesign
Procreate
Adobe images