The client requested a UI/UX design for an app catered to diabetic individuals or those at risk of diabetes. PreCare allows direct synchronization of health data from partner lab clinics. Users can have their blood glucose tested at a clinic, and the data will be synced with their app. Users can use their own devices to track their health statistics.

The app help users improve their health by recommending courses, diet recipes, workouts, and other helpful health resources. Additionally, users can set reminders for workouts and schedule their diet plans to encourage a health conscious lifestyle.

An onboarding feature to collect general diabetic information from users.

A home page displaying health statistics conveniently.

A community forum where users can share their insights.

A seamless and user-friendly flow for the Health Hub, where users can access courses, diet plans, and workouts.

In collaboration with the client, the onboarding flow involved gathering general user information, including their health status, specifically, their diabetic background. Additionally, the client emphasized the importance of users validating their identity by presenting a government-issued ID. I grouped the fields properly and designed a simple progress bar, aiming to make users feel at ease during the onboarding.

With the main branding, my goal was to create a visually pleasing and uplifting experience. Considering that diabetes itself is an unpleasant thing, I aimed to design the app in a way that would uplift users' spirits and make the overall app easy on the eyes.

I designed the Community feature that functions like a forum; similar with platforms like Twitter and Reddit, where users can read and share insights with each other.

The Health Hub provides users with courses, diet plans, workouts, and a range of resources to help them effectively manage their glucose health and overall well-being. Users can set reminders and assign them to specific diet plans or workouts, assisting them in enhancing their lifestyle.