Medication Tracker

An app to help caregivers track medication for their patients

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UX Designer

Adobe XD

Google Suite

Impact

  1. Give caregivers an all-in-one digital tool to track medication

  2. Provide healthcare providers with a shareable tool

  3. Increase the livelihood of patients

The Problem

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Source: Amazon.com

Caregivers lack a tool to help them track and understand the medication they are giving their patients.

Goal

  1. Create a roadmap

  2. Provide the client with a prototype in 4 weeks

  3. Define features for an MVP

  4. Collaborate with other designers to share the effort for designing the deliverables

I. Discovery

Week 1: Research and Analysis

A survey was conducted to identify the target audience for the potential product. Twenty-nine participants from both the United States and Canada answered the survey and revealed the following findings.

Empathic Observations

  • Survey participants worry about how their decisions could affect their patients.

  • Survey participants are interested in finding courses or a community that could support them become better caregivers.

  • Survey participants want to better understand their patients’ vitals.

Demographics

  • 31% are between the ages of 25 - 34 years old

  • 38% are between the ages of 50 - 64 years old

  • 31% are considered within "other" age range

  • All survey participants were caregivers

Competitive Analysis

  • Lack of pictures, or icons

  • inconsistent use of UI elements

II. Define

Persona

Empathy Map

III. Design

Week 2: User Flow and Sketches

Week 3: Style Guide and Mockups

Iterations

  • Add a notification that tells the user a new specific medication has been added.

  • Add a delayed animation to let users know how to edit an entry.

  • Specify the reason for medication by replacing the word "medication" with the actual medicine entered.

IV. Deliver

This project was handed off to our stakeholder so that it can be used for presentation purposes to collect future grants and funding.

Lesson Learned

As I wrap up my last design project as a UI/UX design student, this industry design project allowed me to work with a real client and design team under a real timeline of four weeks. I learned that building multiple pages for a product with a team required a lot of coordination, organization, and communication. Designing and creating the pages was one task, but finding consistency in the UI, diction, and the overall aesthetic of the product was a difficult aspect of the product design. Nonetheless, the team communicated closely with our stakeholder, and they felt that they were given a clear direction in order to pursue their entrepreneurial endeavors regarding the development of the app for caregivers. This experience would always be a reminder that UI/UX design requires proper communication between the team and stakeholder, so that a clear understanding of the developing product is envisioned.

jerandio@gmail.com

jerandio@gmail.com

jerandio@gmail.com