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Ideation

Due to Dosey being a team project we created 40 designs each of what we envisioned Dosey to look like and came together to find the overlaps and create a centralized wireframe to bring into higher fidelity.


The main interactions and pages for this app were the side effect search, medication interaction checker, profile/health history, and medication tracker. We created a detailed user flow and created low fidelity wireframes.

Branding

With the topic of this app being ​medication which can be a heavy subject we wanted the branding and UI to be calming.


After a bit of research on color psychology and the emotions they emit in people, we found that purples and blues are the best colors to use to represent trustworthiness and reliance. Therefore we chose a dark purple as the main color and a lighter variation to accompany it. We kept all of the text and background simple to not overwhelm users.

With the topic of this app being ​medication which can be a heavy subject we wanted the branding and UI to be calming.


After a bit of research on color psychology and the emotions they emit in people, we found that purples and blues are the best colors to use to represent trustworthiness and reliance. Therefore we chose a dark purple as the main color and a lighter variation to accompany it. We kept all of the text and background simple to not overwhelm users.

Accessibility

I voiced concerns with design decision and UI element that didn't always align or consider accessibility, ensuring the final product catered to a larger group of users.

Due to the complexity of Treevah's hierarchy system and the learning curve that is required to get starting with the application, accessibility was our main focus in tone and organization for the app's launch. In the design of the website and the app itself my priory as a project manager was ensuring the product was easy to understand.

Problem

The current Process for patents looking for more information on about their medication is a quick google search or calling to ask their doctor (who will likely give them a shortened version of all the side effects).


How can we create an accessible and informative app for patients to easily retrieve and understand information about their medication?

Context


User Research, Mobile Prototyping, & UI Design

Dosey

A medication literacy app rooted in accessibility allowing users to customize their responses based on their health history.

Design

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