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Featured: Product UX Design

Project type

UX Design for Medical Devices, Mobile, and Digital Web

Date

2018 - Current

Location

Boston, MA

I strongly believe that design should be user-focused and driven by natural, logical patterns. Whether you're looking to improve the usability of your software, hardware, or medical device wearable, I try to always iterate to find the best possible design solution to the problem.

The user should always be at the forefront of any design project -- my approach focuses on creating designs that are tailored to meet the unique needs and preferences of the target audience based on solid findings, research evidence, or experience foundations.

Wireframe: Clinical Trials Dashboard / Application

Objective: Wireframe mockup of the dashboard for the Client Trials Application. To get the team talking about what kind of metrics and data was needed to track a clinical trial. From this wireframe came more ideation, requirements, use case workflows, functional iterative prototypes, user research, and further design and use discussions.

Prototype: Clinical Trials Dashboard / Application

Objective: Provide iterative functional protypes to allow the development team and engineers to see how the designer intends the user to interact with the product. Whether using Figma, MarvelApp, or ProtoPie, we can get very close to the exact interaction and interface for a product before committing to user stories. Interactions also help to inform user story contexts and requirements in your Agile software and instruction manuals.

Clinical Study Manager on the mobile device prototyped in Figma.

Objective: To show the interactive mobile prototype for the clinical study manager app and how it aligns with the desktop version visually and how analytics are used and viewed on other devices. The goal is to have the mobile app and web application work and look similar.

Medical Device UX Design Example

Objective: To demonstrate to the team ideas that are illustrated in Illustrator or 3d mockups in Solid Works CAD to show use or micro/macro use cases. Being able to prototype with drawings, use cases, and callouts helps engineers with design thinking even before users use the product or prototypes are built. User workflows along with Illustrations proves helpful, just like prototypes for software, before 3d prints and proofs are created.

Where and how to apply the product illustration.

Objective: To Indicate where or how the product is to be applied or adhered on the patient. This is key to demonstrate design thinking for human and physical interactions. Showing where a product could potentially fail before it's even prototyped, could save days, weeks, months of time on the books.

Medical Device: Indications of use is critical for patients.

Objective: To show that the more informative the visual indications are, the quicker users will learn to use your product. Use arrows to indicate direction, points of note, and color to make the action visually pop. Use familiar metaphors and cues so it seems familiar to users, even before they use it -- in this sample a band-aid is the idea and use connection. People assume how to use something based on previous use of something similar -- good or bad, proper or improper! Familiarity for humans means recall, and can trigger emotion, senses, and behavior.