Enabling medical trials

Worldwide 🌎

problem statement

The company had an ongoing app but felt they needed to revisit the experience before scaling the features.

Visual redesign

for the base app

Map and Rethink all user flows

Scale with

design tokens

Mapping a white label application

The results

moodboard research

First, a glance into concepts for mobile health applications for visual inspiration.

benchmark research

Then went after existing health applications and

how do they work.

Creation of a

Design System

Using this process, it's possible to unlock the power of design tokens in Figma and keep code in sync with design decisions.

typography

Only few typefaces have the needed support for multi-languages. Testing the top #3 lead to Inter.

Inter

USAGE

4.68 billion

Number of times Google Fonts API served Inter over a week.

language support

Africa

457

Americas

127

Asia

104

Europe

161

Oceania

28

what's the color?

As the application was a white label, no specific color was chosen.

design tokens

To support multiple themes, all colors came from Tailwind CSS, as they are accessibility ready.

Let's get into the

Visual Design

The first step was to take a look to the screens and components they already had to conceive a new idea.

current screens

Client identity was applied in a limited way, only being able to choose one color from a limited set.

working on the wires

In order to address component efficiency, new layouts and features, wireframes were conceived.

In the new version, the goal was to reduce clutters from screen as we shorten the path to activity completion. Also, being more clear on the goals and needs to each activity was a must, as the main personas were seniors and people with disability.

concepts

Considering the company was aiming on a standard rather than modern look, the ones on the left were approved.

approved

proposed

Enabling medical trials

Worldwide 🌎

problem statement

The company had an ongoing app but felt they needed to revisit the experience before scaling the features.

Visual redesign

for the base app

Map and Rethink all user flows

Scale with

design tokens

Mapping a white label application

The results

moodboard research

First, a glance into concepts for mobile health applications for visual inspiration.

benchmark research

Then went after existing health applications and

how do they work.

Creation of a

Design System

Using this process, it's possible to unlock the power of design tokens in Figma and keep code in sync with design decisions.

typography

Only few typefaces have the needed support for multi-languages. Testing the top #3 lead to Inter.

Inter

USAGE

4.68 billion

Number of times Google Fonts API served Inter over a week.

language support

Africa

457

Americas

127

Asia

104

Europe

161

Oceania

28

what's the color?

As the application was a white label, no specific color was chosen.

design tokens

To support multiple themes, all colors came from Tailwind CSS, as they are accessibility ready.

Let's get into the

Visual Design

The first step was to take a look to the screens and components they already had to conceive a new idea.

current screens

Client identity was applied in a limited way, only being able to choose one color from a limited set.

working on the wires

In order to address component efficiency, new layouts and features, wireframes were conceived.

In the new version, the goal was to reduce clutters from screen as we shorten the path to activity completion. Also, being more clear on the goals and needs to each activity was a must, as the main personas were seniors and people with disability.

concepts

Considering the company was aiming on a standard rather than modern look, the ones on the left were approved.

approved

proposed

Enabling medical trials

Worldwide 🌎

problem statement

The company had an ongoing app but felt they needed to revisit the experience before scaling the features.

Visual redesign

for the base app

Map and Rethink all user flows

Scale with

design tokens

Mapping a white label application

The results

moodboard research

First, a glance into concepts for mobile health applications for visual inspiration.

benchmark research

Then went after existing health applications and

how do they work.

Creation of a

Design System

Using this process, it's possible to unlock the power of design tokens in Figma and keep code in sync with design decisions.

typography

Only few typefaces have the needed support for multi-languages. Testing the top #3 lead to Inter.

Inter

USAGE

4.68 billion

Number of times Google Fonts API served Inter over a week.

language support

Africa

457

Americas

127

Asia

104

Europe

161

Oceania

28

what's the color?

As the application was a white label, no specific color was chosen.

design tokens

To support multiple themes, all colors came from Tailwind CSS, as they are accessibility ready.

Let's get into the

Visual Design

The first step was to take a look to the screens and components they already had to conceive a new idea.

current screens

Client identity was applied in a limited way, only being able to choose one color from a limited set.

working on the wires

In order to address component efficiency, new layouts and features, wireframes were conceived.

In the new version, the goal was to reduce clutters from screen as we shorten the path to activity completion. Also, being more clear on the goals and needs to each activity was a must, as the main personas were seniors and people with disability.

concepts

Considering the company was aiming on a standard rather than modern look, the ones on the left were approved.

approved

proposed