MEDUCE
MOBILE APP DESIGN
Timeline: January 2023 - February 2023
Design by Diane Shin: Sole UXUI Designer
Designed to help Canadian immigrants overcome language barriers and better understand medication usage, leading to improved health outcomes.
The project received an honourable mention in the 2021 Grad Show at Emily Carr University.
An Experience Based on Inclusivity, Literacy, and Accessibility
Problem & Solution
Many individuals who have immigrated to Canada struggle with the English language, leading to lower rates of adherence to drug treatment.
MEDUCE strives to protect the health of immigrants and increase access to healthcare services by providing medical information in an easy-to-understand format for immigrants.
Research
SOLUTION BASED ON CORE VALUES
An Experience Based on Inclusivity, Literacy, and Accessibility
We can measure the success of a design only when it reaches the user. When it’s accessible. Designing for Accessibility and Inclusion is not just a concept for the minority or people with disabilities. I believe that It’s about making considerate decisions to maximize ease of use for more people so it can be easily approached and used. To equally benefit from using a product.
Meduce is designed to help guide those who struggle with understanding their medication.
Easily Switch Between Saved Languages
Meduce breaks down barriers in language, so all users feel safe and knowledgeable during their drug treatment process.
Safely Check for Drug Interactions
Users can check for any drug interactions in one place to avoid mistreatment.
Scan, Find & Log
It can be hard to remember, search and find the correct drug. Users can accurately search and quickly check for any interactions.
Medication Adherance Rate
In Canada, there is a high percentage of immigrants, making it one of the most diverse countries in the world. However,
Understanding scalability: If the app has to be scaled up, this allows maintaining a consistent design and UX/UI experience easier. Reduced confusion and errors or misunderstandings among users, which can negatively impact their overall experience and trust in the app. Revisions or updates to the app's design made easier to avoid, costly, and slow development process.
Prioritizing accessibility
The app should be accessible to as many people as possible, including those with visual, hearing, or other disabilities. Consider the use of contrasting colors, clear typography, and alternative text for images.
Overall, a well-designed design system can greatly improve the experience of the app by providing consistency, prioritizing user needs and goals, and creating an aesthetically pleasing and memorable brand identity.
The goal of. this project was learning to create a product that is constantly evolving and improving to meet the needs of its users.
