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What if understanding your skin started with a smarter first step? 🌿
Meet DERMA — an AI-powered skin health platform I built with Base44.
DERMA helps users explore visible skin concerns through image-based preliminary analysis, adaptive follow-up questions, and a structured report explaining possible causes, uncertainty, and recommended next steps.
My goal was to combine thoughtful UX, a calm and accessible visual identity, and AI-powered guidance in one experience.
Built with Base44. Designed with care.
🔗 Try DERMA: https://conscious-derma-clear-path.base44.app/
I'd love to hear your thoughts!
#Base44Challenge #Base44 #AI #UXDesign #HealthTech
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Ye le Jani:
DERMA sounds like such a needed concept! Love how you combined image-based analysis with adaptive questions - way smarter than just a generic skin quiz. Super clean idea for the challenge!
Framing this as a preliminary step instead of a diagnosis is the smartest move here. It sets honest expectations while still being genuinely useful. The calm visual direction fits health tech well too. Did you lean on any particular medical disclaimers or guardrails in the copy to keep the AI analysis from overstepping?
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