Client
Wolves University
Responsibilities
Visual Design
End-to-end Product Design
User Research
Wire-framing
Prototyping
Platform
Health
Date
May 2024
Solution Design Sprint
With this project, we started out with a solution design sprint, in this sprint we highlighted the challanges, goals and
deliverables of the mobile app, some key features we highlighted were:
1. Tap testing feature
App to provide actionable insight on tests results
Monitoring Parkinson's symptoms and tracking progress
Low-fi Designs
From the solutions design sprint, I designed wireframes to conduct user testing with, the key objectives of the user testing was to:
1. Gain understanding of how people living with Parkinson's use mobile devices
Test weather the prototype passes Accessibility standards for people living with Parkinson's (button sizes etc)
User Testing Results
Using the insight we gathered from the User Testing, I was able to refine the designs to better accommodate the app for
people living with Parkinson's Disease
High-Fidelity Designs
At the end of the project, we ended up with a full end to end prototype of the app, next steps are to conduct user testing with new sets of users to get their input on the platform and possibly pick up any painpoints.
Prototyping
After high-fi designs, I prototyped the rest of the remaining screens for client to present to shareholders, prototyping was also a easy way to take stakeholders through the designs in a way that imitates the final product.
Learnings
This project showed me the importance of user testing, and getting user feedback, it was a good reminder on why I wanted to become a UX Designer, having those interviews was critical in me understanding the user needs and seeing how they would use it in the real world, a lot of my assumptions was challenged and I hope at the end the app works for people in the real world.