Jun 4, 2008
We worked with Zume Life to create interaction design prototypes for a new service that helps individuals manage their chronic illnesses. The service integrates hardware and software to improve the relationship between individuals and health professionals.
Our service design work for Zume Life includes:
- Interaction for handheld device (named Zuri) which enables patients to monitor and record health information
- Web-based application for managing patients
- Branding and Identity System
- Quick start guide
2 Comments
LindsayB
Feb 14, 2009
7:18 pm
My suggestion, in the form of a question:
Why is 25% of the screen real estate on the device taken up by the name, date and time? Surely this is a legacy of cell phone screen thinking.
If needed, place the information flowing along the y-axis on either side of the main information.
John Palaima
Mar 4, 2009
4:48 pm
The problem is its intended purpose, the date and time is an important part of the user environment.. the device is a clock based reminder / relies on timestamped records…
The username is sheer convienece esp if theres an environment with multiple units in use… ie.. doctors office or other setting..
truth be told id love to see a mode which displaces the clock in large numbers, even if they are pseudo-font based… (ie using keyboard characters for graphics)…
(Speaking from experience with prototype I wanted to reply to Lindsey’s suggestion)