Spinning bike – power sensor acquisition
Spinning bike’s new power bike used a third-party bridge sensor to send watts from the bike computer to a mobile device. I crafted the UX that solved this technological issue by animating every single step of the ant+ sensor pairing in way that was intuitive and natural. Along with typography, pixel-perfect animations, users understood the steps required to measure watts along with heart-rate and cadence with their mobile devices.
Digifit – Mobile app
Digifit was the first mobile app to pull heart rate data to a mobile device, hence it was imperative to keep that technological edge with every single iteration of the app. I initiated the redesign of the home screen after listening to users feedback. I solved most of their concerns by making the start (Play-like) activity button larger so users could track an activity while already working out. Users reported that after the update they didn’t always need to look at the screen as the button was large enough for them to remember its placement by repetition and not always look at the screen and that the full screen horizontal drag feature made their activity selection a breeze. The activity selector allowed users to perform full screen swiping along with full size photograph to select the activity of their choice. Along with other improvements the redesigned UX gave users a sense of control which made their workouts more pleasurable and removed of technological constrains.
Authoring tool for health practitioners
Doctors and health practitioners need to hand hold patients pre or post surgery. The CMS allowed these health practitioners the creation of content tailored to specific conditions or procedures so patients knew in advance how to prepare for their medical procedure. The interface consisted of bold UI elements so authors didn’t have to spend unnecessary time figuring out the interface. A drag and drop widget type facilitated the organic creation of content with surveys, touch points, contact forms, etc.
Emergency management
Listos, an emergency management agency based in Santa Barbara, CA, needed a centralized way to handle class registrations along with a cohesive marketing web presence that resembled the posters, manuals and flyers I had been delivering for over a decade. It succeeded helping instructors connect with potential students and class schedules.
Educational and interactive app
Designed and coded in C# educational and interactive learning app for young children. The first iteration of the app was developed by a remote team and even though it was a successful launch I sought more interactivity and physics throughout the experience. After taking a pascal class at City College I decided to embark on the redesign of the app in Unity. So far I have 2,000+ users and have more scenes with different content coming along via updates.
New York Presbyterian Hospital
Designed an onboarding experience for patients scheduled at the hospital for surgery as well as visitors. It reduced registration times, paperwork, and before and post-surgery and birth outcomes by providing valuable content and touch points to users.
Technogym
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