Project: Health United Plus
Project Health United Plus was a mission to bridge the gap between disadvantaged families, and the resources they need to thrive. This application for web and mobile would innovate access to education, healthcare, and other supports that empower children to overcome adversity, build resilience, and become upwardly mobile.
My Role:
UX/UX Designer, Graphic Designer
Team Members:
Lead developer, CEO
Health United Plus-Homepage / Log-in
As an intern my job was to initiate the mobile and webpage as the UX/UI designer for the project. Working along side the developer and product owner. I started off by asking questions, trying to figure out everything my product owner needed on the site and mobile app.
I try to get a basic understanding of the site layout by making a user flow. This will help me stay on track and give my users a cohesive experience.
After I fully understand what I need to make I do user research. This involves looking at other types of healthcare competitors with similar apps.
I like to make quick wireframe sketches before jumping into any program. This gives me freedom to quickly ideate without becoming too attached to my design decisions.
These would be basic mobile versions of the website. I alway try to consider responsive constraints I might run into.
Profile- Profile Home Page
Profile- My Network
Profile: Pop-up Task Message
Help Center: Home Page
Help Center: Single Search - Mental Health
Help Center: Single Search - Mental Health - Results
Help Center: Single Search - Mental Health - Final Submission
What I learned
Real-world experience designing alongside development.
A stronger understanding of Adobe XD, User Flows, Color, and Hierarchy.
How to prototype for web and mobile experiences.
Disclaimer
I signed an NDA form when I started the internship and was asked not to show the final work online. With this in mind, all assets are the property of the original product owner. With permission, I recolored all assets, rebranded, and renamed the project for display purposes. All original project work belongs to
https://www.middlelayers.org