My primary tasks in this project involved creating a user-friendly interface that could be easily navigated by expectant mothers, many of whom had limited technological proficiency. I was responsible for designing an intuitive user experience that provided clear and actionable information. Additionally, I conducted thorough competitive analysis to understand the strengths and weaknesses of existing prenatal care apps, identifying best practices that could be incorporated into our design. My role also required close collaboration with two agencies and a university to ensure the app met all regulatory requirements and effectively addressed the needs of the target population. Furthermore, I developed a dual interface for the app, catering to both the user-facing side and the internal-facing side used by doctors and healthcare providers.

To achieve these objectives, I conducted extensive user research to understand the unique needs and challenges faced by expectant mothers in rural and underdeveloped communities. This research guided the development of a comprehensive questionnaire designed in collaboration with healthcare professionals to predict ACEs accurately. The UI/UX design process involved creating wireframes and prototypes that prioritized simplicity and ease of use, which were iteratively refined based on user and stakeholder feedback. Ensuring HIPAA compliance was critical, so I implemented robust security measures to protect patient information. Multiple rounds of user testing were conducted to identify and address usability issues, leading to iterative improvements in the design. Throughout the project, I maintained open communication with agency and university partners to ensure alignment with project requirements and objectives.