CASE STUDY- DIVINITY SCIENCE

AI-powered app design for health and wellness.

Improving the aspects of health from physical to mental and beyond.

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It's an app developed to revolutionize your approach to health and wellness, providing a seamless and personalized experience for business professionals, homemakers, students, and veterans.
INTRODUCTION
MY ROLE
THE TEAM 🎁
TIMELINE ⌛
Brand identity, UX research, UI design, prototyping, and usability testing
3 designers, 1 product manager, a stakeholder, a research team, an AI/ML engineer, and 3 developers.
June 2023 - Nov 2023

Problem Statement

There's a lot of health and wellness info available today, yet many people still have difficulty understanding and addressing their well-being. The problem is that most current platforms focus only on physical or mental health, making it difficult to understand a person's total well-being.

Key Pain Points

  • Lack of holistic wellness platforms addressing all health dimensions
  • Fragmented experiences: Users rely on multiple apps for different health needs
  • Limited personalized guidance based on individual wellness goals
Pic: Design Process

Brainstorming

We started with brainstorming words that helped us implement a mood for our company. Creating a mood board helped us to visually represent the essence and identity of Divinity Science.

* Identified words of inspiration or attributes to define the brand.

Brainstorming our ideas

Rebranding their identity

The project team developed a brand direction, which is a narrative that inspires visual and verbal identity and weaves together brand elements to create an emotionally resonant concept. I like how the new brand identity uses vibrant, energetic colors that represent positivity, self-motivation, and accessibility.

It has a modern, sleek look that symbolizes sophistication and privacy. Also, the scenes of growth and natural landscapes depict a healthy environment and add a lot to the brand's aesthetic.

Rebranding our logo and color theme

Understanding business requirements

As you can see, the Business Model Canvas clearly shows how to align your design approach with the business objectives. It highlights some of the key factors, like key propositions, customer satisfaction, revenue streams, cost structure, and key partners.

Business model canvas
Pic: Business Model Canvas

User Interviews

We found gaps by distributing a survey to our target audience. We also conducted one-on-one interviews with our target audience. We used surveys and interviews to gather qualitative and quantitative data on their wellness habits, challenges, and preferences. We used an affinity map to organize the findings and identify themes, user needs, and pain points.

We conducted user interviews via Zoom and used SurveyMonkey to gather survey data, allowing us to collect insights efficiently from a diverse, online participant group.

No. of participants for Survey: 100
*Diverse in age, gender, location and health habits.

Key Findings 🗝️

1
Metrics
66% prefer expert recommendations over self-research
2
Key Point
75% are more likely to use virtual consultations for health guidance
3
Expectations
Users want gamification & motivation boosters to stay engaged.

Synthesizing data 🚀

After completing surveys and interviews, I created an affinity map. It helped me to organize the information and make sense of it all. Next, I made user personas, user journeys, and user flows. These materials displayed the data in a way that followed the same logic and the same visual theme.

The key takeaway from our user research is that participants seek personalized wellness recommendations aligned with their health goals. They value a user-friendly interface, seamless integration into daily routines, and clear, accessible data. Key challenges include maintaining motivation and ensuring data privacy through transparent communication.

User Flow 🎞️

With our users in mind, we mapped out the user flow. This crucial step helped us visualize the user journey and identify potential pain points before we even started designing.

User Persona

Personas keep the focus on real user needs, motivations, and pain points, ensuring that design decisions are aligned with what users genuinely seek in a wellness platform. This approach helps create a product that feels personalized and relevant to the users.

Bill Monthly
Bill Yearly

Mid-fidelity wireframes 🎒

Firstly, we visualized the app's basic layout and structure on paper. And then;

  1. Focus on navigation & core user flows
  2. Developed detailed layouts using tools like Sketch or Figma.
  3. Added placeholders for navigation, buttons, and content areas.
  4. Explored creative ideas, like using emojis to enhance communication and bridge gaps. 😊

Style Guide 🖼️

I kept the colors simple and chose a modern, variable Lexend font that is easy to read on all screens. I kept layouts consistent by using a 4-column grid.

Task 1: Onboarding screens

Developed a "seamless introduction” to give the user a clear understanding of the introductory sequence of the app. I decided to start with the first task in the onboarding screens because this is the first step a user would take upon opening the app.

Task 2: Wellness assessment

After the first step, the user would be presented with a survey asking them wellness-related questions to create a personalized profile.

Task 3: Personalized homepage

We tried to keep the homepage minimalistic, which displays curated content as per users’ survey results. It displays functionalities like wellness over time as well as achievements.