Product Design


Identify and eliminate design and architecture issues and improve user experience to win new customers

Wow Health is a healthcare product from the United States. They started developing it in 2018, but they didn't pay enough attention to how easy it is for people to use and how it looks. It's a tool that helps doctors, nurses, and assistants book medical appointments, keep track of them on a calendar, make vouchers and coupons, and do other useful things

Yet, there were some problems that made the product less enjoyable for users. In this project, our main aim was to find these problems, update the way it looks, add new features, and make sure users are happy. This case study will show you how we tackled these issues and improved the software.

My Team

My Role

I was a mid-level designer on the Tangent team, where I worked closely with engineers, stakeholders and the QA team to ensure the product's quality.

Project Goal

During the redesign, we talked a lot about what needed to be done. We had many meetings to look at our user data and see where we were falling behind compared to our competitors. We quickly made changes to address these issues. It was a big challenge for our team because we were shifting from a focus on consumers (B2C) to businesses (B2B)

1.

Enabling users to schedule
appointments immediately.

Surface relevant actions & information to empower self-service in solving questions, managing problems and reducing customer support request.

2.

Creating a smooth and seamless overall user experience.

Our primary goal was to enhance the user experience by enabling users to schedule appointments instantly, while also focusing on creating a smooth and seamless overall experience.

Process

Phase 1

Research


Analysis & Planning

Phase 2

User Flows

Design

Architecture

Prototyping & Test

Phase 3

Launch


Iteration

Feature Prioritization

We thoroughly assessed which features to include and which ones to skip. We employed the MoSCoW prioritization model to categorize features into "Must dos" and "Would-love-to dos.

Must dos

Navigation
Advocates/Brokers Page
New Pages (VUC +Teletherapy+ Healthsharing+ Homepage)
Signup Flow (Mandatory to buy the membership)
WoW Plus Page (Merge Healthsharing with other packages)
Current Flows

Would-love to dos

Typography Changes (Font)
Layout Possibly (Homepage)
Clean and simple design
Nice icons, with different colors
Less dense paragraph with minimum possible content
Dashboard with all users data and services

User Flows

After the finalizing the Information Architecture, we moved on to carving out a simplified the process of creating and managing agreements. Along with the additional features of creating and managing individual entities.

User Flow

Wireframes

The wireframes were created using combination of user research and feedback from the stakeholders

User Flow

Design system

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Color & Typography

The Persian Rose color and a clean sans-serif typeface for establishes a professional, simple aesthetic for the product and ensures a pleasant feeling to the user.

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A well developed menu section was necessary to help the user engagement.

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A comprehensive Dashboard layout for healthcare benefits and services.

A comprehensive Dashboard layout for healthcare benefits and services.

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It’s a breeze to assemble new pages from blocks and components