Medical Tracking Application (TiMed).pptx

1. Medical Tracking Application (TiMed)
Denis Osumo

2. The product:
The application is to help the youths who are on medication
track there drugs effectively. It mainly focuses on HIV
treatment antiretroviral therapy (ART).
The Application majorly targets the youths who find it hard
to track there medication.
It also helps track excersice and Diat according to the
prescrition.
Project overview
Project duration:
October 2022 to December 2022.

3. The problem:
Help youths who are defaulting and find
challenges in adherence to medication track there
progress and improve in adherence.
Create a platform where they can get more
information incase of any question.
Project overview
The goal:
To create a more user friendly Medical tracking
Application for the youths who are under
medication.

4. My role:
Identify your role in the project - UX
researcher.
Project overview
Responsibilities:
user research,
wireframing,
prototyping.

5. Understanding
the user
● User research
● Personas
● Problem statements
● User journey maps

6. User research: summary
Mombasa a city in Kenya consistency and adherence to medication especially HIV medication has
been a problem. Medical tracking apps That exist have made not made it easy for patients to
adhere to medication. I had an in-depth interview with the target user from the area and my
assumption that was they don’t really care about using the current application was wrong.
After conducting an in-depth research to understand what could be the problem user had a lot of
issues with the existing application, it was hard to navigate, there were no icons that could lead an
illiterate person, the applications did not give room for feedback and questions this changed my
assumption,

7. User research: pain points
Pain point
Finding it hard to
navigate through the
Apps that exist.
Pain point
Application not user
friendly to the illitrate.
Pain point
The content on the
Applications is unclear for
the users.
Pain point
Incomplete onbooarding
to the users.
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8. Problem statement:
Aisha is a muslim girl who
drinks and hangs out with
her friends, she is an
extrovert who needs an
application that can help her
track her medication
because she engages in
unprotected sex with her
clients at the bar.
Persona: Aisha

9. Problem statement:
Japhet is a 24 year old man who
is using Antiretrovirals to treat
his HIV virus, Japhet needs an
application that has a reminder
of dates specific time and alarm,
the application should also have
diat recommendations. Japhet
has a tendecy of forgeting his
medication.
Persona: Japhet

10. User journey map
Image of user
journey map
[Your notes about goals
and thought process]

11. ● Paper wireframes
● Digital wireframes
● Low-fidelity prototype
● Usability studies
Starting
the design

12. Paper wireframes
[Your notes about goals
and thought process]
Image of paper
wireframes including
five different
versions of the same
screen and one
image of the new,
refined version

13. Digital wireframes
[Your notes about goals
and thought process]
Description of
the element
and its benefit
to the user
Insert first wireframe
example that
demonstrates design
thinking aligned with
user research Description of
the element
and its benefit
to the user

14. Digital wireframes
[Your notes about goals
and thought process]
Description of
the element
and its benefit
to the user
Insert second
wireframe example that
demonstrates design
thinking aligned with
user research Description of
the element
and its benefit
to the user

15. Low-fidelity prototype
Screenshot of
prototype with
connections or
prototype GIF
[Link to low-fidelity prototype and
brief description of the user flow]

16. Usability study: findings
Write a short introduction to the usability studies you conducted and your findings.
Round 1 findings
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1
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2
Round 2 findings
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3
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1
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2
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3

17. ● Mockups
● High-fidelity prototype
● Accessibility
Refining
the design

18. Mockups
[Your notes about goals
and thought process]
Image of
selected
screen before
usability study
Before usability study After usability study
Image of
selected
screen after
usability study

19. Mockups
[Your notes about goals
and thought process]
Before usability study After usability study
Image of
selected
screen before
usability study
Image of
selected
screen after
usability study

20. Mockups
Main
mockup
screen for
display
Main
mockup
screen for
display
Main
mockup
screen for
display
Main
mockup
screen for
display

21. High-fidelity
prototype
[Link to high-fidelity
prototype]
Screenshot of
prototype with
connections or
prototype GIF

22. Accessibility considerations
Insert one to two
sentence summaries
describing each
accessibility consideration
applied in your designs.
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sentence summaries
describing each
accessibility consideration
applied in your designs.
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sentence summaries
describing each
accessibility consideration
applied in your designs.
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23. ● Takeaways
● Next steps
Going forward

24. Takeaways
Impact:
Insert one to two sentences summarizing
the impact of your designs. In the real world,
you’d include data like number of downloads
or sign ups, but since this is a course project,
you can include a positive quote from a peer
or study participant.
What I learned:
Insert a few sentences summarizing what you
learned throughout the project.

25. Next steps
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summarizing the
next steps you would take
with this project and why.
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summarizing the
next steps you would take
with this project and why.
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summarizing the
next steps you would take
with this project and why.
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26. Let’s connect!
Insert a brief sentence or two about contacting you and/or reviewing more of your work.
Provide your contact information here. This might include your email address, phone number, and
website or link to other professional platforms.

27. Thank you!