Discussing Feedbacks & Changes

From the feedback we got during the SAP pitch, as well as the experience that led up to that moment, we decided that we simply did not have enough time to implement all of the features that we wanted to implement without having to sacrifice our other assignments. As such, we took a vote on what main features we wanted, and how best to incorporate the SAP IoT component into our application. In the end, we focused on showing the nearest clinics, how crowded they are, and making bookings. To further aid us in tackling the issue of overcrowding, we decided to use sensors to track how crowded it is in the medical facility. We also implemented a kiosk which we would be placed in public areas like void decks for people who had no wifi access at their homes to easily make appointments.

As the UI/UX designer and front-end developer, I saw the reduction in features as a chance to put in more time into beautifying the website as there would be lesser pages to implement. I also split the work with GK. I would be focusing on the website, and she would do the front-end coding of the kiosk based on my wireframe design using flask.

Speaking of wireframes, I created another wireframe for the website:

I once again asked around for feedback on my design. The overall feedback I got was that the website emulated cleanliness and calm vibes because of the simple design. However, one suggested to add pops of colours to brighten up the website a little bit more. Another suggested changing the navigation bar to something a little less playful. I made the navbar to look like the lines you would see on a heart monitor in the hospitals, but the feedback I got was that maybe it wasn't appropriate to have that on such a serious website. Hence, I came up with yet another design:

I got fairly good feedback for the above design so I decided to stick with it.

I also made a quick, simple design for the kiosk UI that GK will implement:

I got to work sourcing for the images that I'd be using, as well as refreshing my memory on javascript and bootstrap, because I planned to use the two to make the website responsive and a little bit more sleek using animations etc.

On top of the design for the wireframes, I also made the design slides for the new and improved Inception Deck:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwGAvsuC7rY