Herri

Medicine check up

OVERVIEW

Herri is a MVP mobile application designed to raise awareness of your health for India startup.

ROLE

Product Design, Development
Product Strategy, User Research, Interaction, Visual design, Prototyping & Testing, Product development

Stack
Adalo

Time
6 weeks

Budget
2 500 $

Herri

Understanding the problem

We conducted a workshop with the Client to uncover pains felt by individuals in India. It was revealed that:

- People often lose test results or have difficulty storing them.

- People want to look after their health, but they didn't know where to start.

- People would be more conscientious about what they do about check-ups, doctor visits, and health checks if their impact was quantifiable and measurable.

Product strategy and solution

To build the better version of product which will solve target audience we needed to envent the product strategy. Based on this finding, we decided to define the key business goals as a product:

-We want users to understand the health impact of their current test scores;

-We want users to take steps to preserve and organize their analyzes;

-We want users to understand how their actions positively affect their well-being.

As a starting point, we conducted competitor market research to examine the current offerings in the market and draw inspiration from specific features that we found attractive.

Defining the MVP

Based on the research, it turned out that there are similarities in the product vision. We have identified the following key user stories:

- To-do list. Users can define medical goals, such as visiting a doctor, getting a blood test.

- Control track of medical examination. Users enter their medical test scores to track their condition.

- Get a recommendation. After filling in the test indicators, the user receives a personalized medical recommendation.

- Keep medical records. Users can upload their medical documents (tests, prescriptions, doctor's examinations) to the application in order to track progress over time or provide a doctor as needed.

In order for the engineers to begin on the architecture, our designer mocked up the main screens for the MVP based off the sketches and came up with the following:

Introduction screen
Login screen
Register profile
home page
Screens of Your checkup
Progress dashboard
Docs Wallet

Visual Design

As time goes on, we have done some mockups of the main user path before moving on to the style we want.

Development

We used Invision to allow the engineers to inspect the HTML and CSS of the designs. The team used Adalo to develop the application and Airtable for database.

Testing

To provide an intuitive understanding of the structure of the app, we tested the sitemap on site with potential users using what is called tree testing, their corresponding tasks such as "Where would you click if you wanted to save a doctor's prescription?" Based on the testing results, the sitemap has been adjusted accordingly.

Working process

Work plan

First week
UX research, Creating TR,
User Mapping Story,
Screen prototyping and design on Figma and Invision
Creation of databases in Adalo.

Second - third week
Creation of databases in Adalo.
Screen prototyping in Adalo

Forth - Five week
Creation of database in airtable
Creation of the admin account.

Sixth week
Bug checking and tests. Edits, optimization.

Results and takeaways

Some key takeaways are that:

Focus on building an MVP. In a startup, there is only so much time and effort that you can invest so it's important to focus on the features that can deliver the highest value for your users.

Don't worry too much about the detail. Earlier in our journey, Clients made the mistake of worrying about the look of the UI design. Taking a step back and reassessing the user flows helped Clients to reprioritise the UX design. Ofcourse it is necessary to care about Usability, but do not set yourself the goal of reloading the product with various gimmicks.

Focus on the problem. At the end of the day, it is your users pains that you will be solving for so keeping that front of mind is important as it's easy to lose sight of this when you're bogged down in the day to day.

Aware your goal. That is why MVP is called so - Minimum Viable Product. Minimum - uncomplicated but main goals solving. Viable - proves it's necessity and urgency. Product - comlieted self-sufficient. Follow each letter of MVP definition and let it be created the new product.


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