HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION 620
Vanny Chao, Chih-Jung (Sharon) Chen, Wentao (Vincent) Lei, Athira Pillai
MyMedicalJournal: Milestone 4
In the fourth Milestone for MyMedicalJournal, we created the Low-Fidelity Prototype for our project.
Task Flow
To create our task flow and decide on the navigation of our app, we first hopped onto a call to discuss how a user would navigate through our application. We decided we would create four primary task flows for our app: onboarding, appointments, prescriptions, family health, and account settings/help. The task flow diagram can be seen below:
Lo-Fi Prototype
After creating our task flow map, we continued to create the low-fi prototypes for the four primary task flows: onboarding, appointments, prescriptions, and family health. The low-fi prototypes for each task can be viewed below. Note: the prototypes can be viewed in a pop-up if clicked.
Onboarding: Once the user launches MyMedicalJournal, they will be taken to a login screen. If the user has not created an account yet, they can register as a new user to go through the onboarding process. The user will create a new username and password and then be asked to provide their health team (doctors), prescriptions, and family profiles, if they wish. After completing the quick onboarding process, they will be taken to the home screen.
Appointments: If the user selects the Appointments tab on the bottom menu, they are able to check their current appointments on the month using a calendar. There will also be upcoming appointments listed underneath the calendar for easy viewing. Users can also add new appointments and identify those that are recurring. They can also add the appropriate healthcare provider for each appointment.
Prescriptions: In the Prescriptions screen, users are able to add any of prescription medications that they are currently taking. The calendar view can show them the overall dosage and days of the week that they have medications to take. They can also set reminders to take medication and identify refills.
Family Health: The Family Health section of the application will allow users to manage the healthcare of their family members. They are able to create profiles for each desired family member. Each family member profile will follow the simple flow of adding prescriptions and current appointments, but the user will be able to access the same screens as the primary profile. The application will have a profile icon at the corner of the homepage to easily switch between profiles (as seen in the homepage screen on the Onboarding wireframes).
