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Case study summary

Vital Care mockup iPhone 13

PERS - Personal emergency response system

TYPE

Concept project 

METHOD

Business analysis, Competitive analysis,  Interviews and surveys Affinity mapping, Journey map, Feature prioritisation matrix, wireframing, prototyping

TEAM

 3 team member 

DURATION

2- week design sprint

TOOLS

Pen & paper, Figma, Miro

MY ROLE 

UX designer 

How might we

Problem
HMW implement a practice/policy which is easy to follow by employees to solve the regular reach/communication issues between services and subscribers and the product users.

Process

Business Analysis

Business Analysis 

The company was only reaching out to employees during an emergency or indicent. There were no monthly or weekly updates about users to their family members.

Competitive analysis

Competitive Analysis

Competitors were regularly checking on the users and their family members through their mobile app and products.

Customer analysis

Customer 
Analysis

Surveys, interviews and affinity mapping showed that the Subscribers want regular updates on their loved ones so they can take precaution or be preactive.

System-service study

Service Analysis

Looking into service showed the need for a mobile app to update family members regularly. They can also make weekly calls to all the product users.

Design Studio - Prototype

Prototype

We are building the interface of our current design, which has features of real-time tracing and reminders through the app.

Recommendations

Recommendations

1. First & foremost, change in the policy to be implemented where a weekly touch base with a client is mandatory.
2. Develop a hybrid mobile app for easier access to subscribers and improve online presence.

Reflection 

Create win-win scenario 

Keep in mind the feasibility and viability from the business side when designing for users.

Build Archetypes, not personas.

Don’t worry about age, demography, and location but focus on the user’s goal, behaviour, needs, and motivations.

You are not the user 

Try to keep your bias at bay. You are not making the changes to satisfy your ideas.

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