MediShare
Creating an app to get the right COVID-19 supplies to the right hospitals
My role: UX Designer
TeamTools: Figma
Duration: 8 hours
Creating an app to get the right COVID-19 supplies to the right hospitals
My role: UX Designer
TeamTools: Figma
Duration: 8 hours
I was the UX Designer for this project; I worked with the product owner and development team to create the information architecture and user interfaces for the app.
MediShare is an app that allows hospitals to input their inventory information so that we can keep track of their supply levels. This app would be used by healthcare and government workers to allow hospitals to put out alerts for low inventory, or request items from hospitals with excess supplies. Keeping track of PPE inventory would not only be helpful for the patients but also help hospitals economically
Creating a logo was a quick way to represent our brand and give people an idea of the apps function at a glance. Although holding hands is NOT something you want to do during a quarantine this icon comes across as giving aide, sharing, and community. Our app is about creating a community to give a helping hand to those in need during an unprecedented time. The cross symbolizes the healthcare industry with soft edges. Eliminating sharp edges creates a more approachable design.
This is my rough sketch of how the app could be mapped out. I wanted to lead the user page by page to the final inventory input goal without any confusion. After review we decided it would be best if the map was on the front page to give the user immediate access to inventory levels in their area, but also keeping the Add Inventory action front and center, being a main feature of this app
I was brought onto this project on the last day so we went straight from sketches to the final mocks for our presentation. Being a fairly simple app I created pages to demonstrate the flow from sign in to entering your inventory.
