Modern users want to have everything “in one place”: doctor's appointments, test results storage, medication orders — without downloading a bunch of different apps.
The client (a virtual clinic/telemedicine startup) set the task: to create a medical app that would combine key functions and be simple, reliable, and user-friendly for users of all ages.
My contribution / process
Research and analysis
Conducted interviews / surveys of potential users, identified key pain points: “difficult to store medical data,” “too many apps for different tasks.”
Studied competitors (telemedicine) and best practices in UI/UX for medical applications.
Structure and scenarios
Designed user flows: registration → service selection → payment/medication order → results viewing → consultation.
Identified key screens and connections between them.
Design and prototype
Created screen layouts: registration/authorization, home screen, profile, medication catalog, order, chat/video consultation, test results.
Used a minimalist style, light colors (mint, blue, lavender), convenient navigation, and clear CTAs.
Testing/feedback
Prototyped scenarios within Figma and received feedback from friends/colleagues/users (e.g., on the convenience of navigation, icons, paths).
Made edits: eliminated unnecessary steps, simplified interfaces, improved readability.
Key features
Registration and authorization (email)
Home screen with services: consultations, pharmacy, tests
User profile with medical history
Online consultations: list of doctors, filters by specialty, chat/video calls