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Design Team
Blake Lane Faculty Lead Jenny Beruscha Graphic Design Co-op Kyle Cypher Graphic Design Co-op Elliot Peng Design Graduate Student Wang Xi Design PhD Candidate
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The Uncertainty Study Ideation Presentation 2 April 2015 Design Team Blake Lane Jenny Beruscha Kyle Cypher Elliot Peng Wang Xi Faculty Lead Graphic Design Graphic Design Design Graduate Design PhD Co-op Co-op Student Candidate The
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Introduction
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Interviews
Doctors Nurse Practitioners Nurses Pharmacists Dietitians Personal Care Specialists Care Managers Child Life Social Workers Teachers School Intervention Chaplain Clinical Directors AVP of Patient Services Pharmacy Manager Customer Service Rep Health Unit Coordinator
Families Medical Staff Management Support Staff Other Staff
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Total Interviews: 61
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Uncertainty Factors
Information Support Communication
Flow of information Materials and resources Staff support Community support Communication with staff Communication with family
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Our Process
Application Co-creation Innovation
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Our Process
Co-creation Innovation Application
Research Meeting Start Co-creation Sessions Ideation Presentation Priority Activity Synthesis Co-creation Tools Co-creation Synthesis Benchmarking Aesthetics Architecture Ideas Initial Wireframing Ideation Presentation Preparation LWC Team LWC Team + CCHMC
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Application
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Research Activity
The priority activity focused on the needs and wants of the stakeholders. This activity targeted a number of potential app functions/features for families to prioritize.
Application
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Staff Results
Application
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Family Results
Application
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Let’s Compare
Application
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Co-creation
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Co-creation Sessions
Co-creation
Doctors Nurse Practitioners Nurses Pharmacists Dietitians Personal Care Specialists In Person Over the Phone Online
Families Staff
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Total Sessions: 28
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Materials
Co-creation
Aesthetic Benchmarking Boards Navigation Styles
In Person Discussion Online Tool
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Benchmarking Boards
Apps were reviewed and shown to the stakeholders. Each
- f their designs were discussed to determine what styles
and layouts were most appealing.
Co-creation
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Benchmarking Boards
Co-creation
Pros
“Navigation on the bottom looks clean and easy to use.” “Easy to know where to click.” “I really like pictures, easy to follow.”
Cons
“It is too casual, too magazine-like.”
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Benchmarking Boards
Co-creation
Taasky
Pros
“The simple design is good because parents won’t have to focus too hard to understand it.” “Clean, the icons are easy to understand.” “Color coded works.”
Cons
“It is too casual, too magazine-like.”
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Benchmarking Boards
Co-creation
Meernote
Pros
“Didn’t like the front page setup, but like all the screen setups.” “User friendly with big buttons and content.”
Cons
“The print is too small.” “Too casual.”
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Navigation Styles
Each parent took an online survey to rate different types of app navigations.
Co-creation
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Navigation Feedback
Data from the navigation activity was gathered and placed into the graph below. List Bottom Nav Springboard Hamburger Top Nav 12 9 6 3
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Collected Data
Co-creation
Aesthetic Benchmarking Boards Navigation Styles
Clean and easy Simple Colors/Icons Primary: List, Springboard Secondary: Top/Bottom, Hamburger
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Innovation
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Architecture Ideas
Innovation
Landing Page Organization Educational Information Personal Information Communication Calendar Appointment Info Medical Terms Treatment Process Medication Info Results & Reports Communication with staff Care Team contacts
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Concept 1
Innovation
List Navigation
Data revealed that list formatting has the highest overall positive response.
Bottom Navigation
The bottom navigation is used as a secondary navigation in this prototype. This allows the user to have access to each of the main categories at all times.
Hamburger Menu
A hamburger menu allows the user to quickly get back to where they were previously.
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Concept 1
Innovation
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Concept 2
Innovation
Springboard Navigation
Flipboard uses this to provide clear navigation through its categories.
Icons
Taasky uses one color, line icons to represent different buttons clearly.
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Concept 2
Innovation
Home My Care Team
Core Team Medical Staff
Home Home
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Innovation
My Care Team
Core Team Medical Staff
My Care Team
Core Team Medical Staff
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Concept 3
Innovation
Mike’s Meanness Schemes
Treatment Scheme for LHR-ALL Time 1mo 2 mo 2 mo 1mo 1mo 2 mo
Induction Consolidation Re-consolidation Interum Maintenance HD-MTX C-MTX “Delayed Intensifjcation” Interum Maintenance Maintenance
Therapy complete after 3 and ¼ years for boys, 2 and ¼ years for girls.
Re-induction
Intensity
Mike’s Meanness Schemes created by Dr. Michael Absalon
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Concept 3
Innovation
Home
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Concept 4
Innovation
Icons
Taasky uses icons in their springboard navigation to provide clear navigation.
List Navigation
Overcast uses pictures and text in list form to provide structured and visually appealing navigation.
Bottom Navigation
Flipboard uses this navigation to list the main functions of the app.
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Concept 4
Innovation treatment process
treatment process medical terms
PUMI
medicataion info communication results & reports calendar
treatment process
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Concept 5
Innovation
Springboard Navigation
United Airlines uses an uneven grid while Flipboard uses an even grid. Both styles provide clear and effjcient navigation.
Bottom and Top Navigation
Flipboard uses both bottom and top navigation to clear the hierarchy.
Images and Text
Flipboard uses pictures and text together to make the content more attractive.
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Concept 5
Innovation
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Next Steps
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What’s Next
Next Steps
Architecture Activity Schedule Co-Creation Testing and Refjnement