In the Medtime project, I set out to create a mobile app that simplifies medication management. The goal was to make setting personalized alarms easy and offer convenient medication purchase suggestions. Focused on user-centric design, I aimed to help users like Paolo and Ana manage their medication routines effortlessly from their first use.
Simplify medication management with personalized alarms.
Enhance organization with sections for recurring medications and customizable categories.
Provide smart scheduling and pharmacy suggestions for easier prescription management.
Our personas, Paolo and Ana, represented diverse user needs and expectations. As we embarked on designing the ideal mobile app, their insights and preferences guided us towards creating a truly user-centric experience that catered to the unique requirements of both tech-savvy professionals and caring caregivers alike.
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User tests were conducted with Lo-Fi prototypes, gathering feedback from personas Alex and Sarah. Observing their interactions helped us identify usability issues and refine the design. With these insights, we'll now develop Hi-Fi prototypes to enhance the user experience.
After the first tests, I carefully analyzed key improvements needed for the screens, identifying areas for refinement to enhance the user experience. Addressing these insights ensured that the next design iterations would result in a more intuitive and user-friendly interface, meeting and exceeding user expectations.
Recurrent medicine
Create a new section for recurrent/regular medicines, and create the possibility to add categories and personalized sections for medicines.
Weekly date picker
Provide a way to switch between date picker layouts.
Multiple medicine a day
Add a “Add More” under the time picker, and suggest patterns of usage, like “3 times per day”.
Buying suggestions
Show at the end of the flow where the medicine is available
Building on insights from user testing with Lo-Fi prototypes, we transformed the Medtime app by creating Hi-Fi prototypes. By addressing key pain points and streamlining the interface, the updated design offered a visually appealing and intuitive experience. The Hi-Fi prototypes featured improved navigation, personalized medication alarms, and enhanced pharmacy suggestions, ensuring seamless medication management for users like Paolo and Ana. These updates not only refined the app’s functionality but also elevated its visual appeal, delivering a truly user-centric experience.
To optimize the Medtime app, I introduced two key improvements: a dedicated section for recurrent medications and customizable categories for better organization. These changes help users easily manage frequent doses and organize medicines according to their preferences.
I added an "Add More" option under the time picker, making it easy for users to set multiple reminders for their medications. I also introduced a smart feature that suggests common usage patterns like "3 times per day," simplifying the process with pre-defined options that match prescribed dosages.
This new feature offers users smart recommendations for nearby pharmacies to purchase their prescribed medications, addressing the challenge of finding the right pharmacy at the best prices. By integrating this, Medtime becomes not just a medication management tool but also a valuable resource for informed healthcare decisions, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience.
In conclusion, this redesign project showcases the fusion of technological innovation and user-centric design. By enhancing AI capabilities and simplifying the interface, we improved user engagement and accessibility. The streamlined design and simplified interactions create a compelling user experience, laying the foundation for continuous improvement and adaptability to evolving user needs.