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Simplifying wellness tests for improved accuracy.
My Roles:
Product Designer
Team:
Product Manager, Business Ops, Tech Lead
Timeline:
6 months between 2022-2023
Context
What I did as the product designer in the team
- Led the redesign for urine test-taking experience to get more accurate result.
- Conducted user interview and usability test with early adopter users.
- Collaborate closely with PM, business operations, and engineering team to facilitate between business priorities and technical feasibility.
- Build design language from the ground up.
Problem
Confusing test-taking experience led to inaccurate result
Perfeqt is an at-home wellness testing kit that generates insights for 15 wellness parameters. However, the core aspect of test-taking experience was impacting the test result accuracy.
😡
Confusing test-taking instruction
The step-by-step instruction from the app is not reliable.
😡
Costly test strip waste
Misleading instructions caused errors and wasted €10 strips.
Research & Insights
Knowing Our Users: Health-Minded People Wanting Regular Wellness Updates
From a series of user interviews with health & wellness enthusiast, here’s what I discovered:
Words aren’t enough
When they told they had to follow the instructions precisely, they said that without visuals, it basically felt like there were no instructions at all.
Needs foolproof instructions
Scanning the test strip after urinating is a crucial part of the process, and users need precise, foolproof instructions.
Solution
From Confusing Steps to Clear Guidance: Making Test-Taking Feel Intuitive
My final designs are shaped by earlier iterations and user feedback: clearer guidance, fewer steps, and more explicit instructions.
Key Design Decisions
Immediate UI Feedback for Intuitive Interaction
Visual feedback during the scanning process lets users know right away if they’re doing it correctly.
Instruction with Contextual Visual
I found that instructions work best when paired with visuals like illustrations, animations, or icons, giving users clearer context.
Conversational Test Results
Using human-readable content instead of charts helped users feel more confident about their test results.
Design process
From challenge the assumptions to usability testing
We tested our early prototype with a group of early adopters to test different UX writing, visual elements, step flows, and supporting assets.
Final Design
Enhanced accessibility through high-contrast UI, and test result accuracy through intuitive experience.
Impact
From Pain Points to a Reliable Wellness Test Alternative
While Perfeqt is not intended to replace lab or medical testing (as clearly stated in our disclaimer), most users still found it valuable for gaining quick wellness insights within just 2 minutes.
Outcomes
- Helped reduce inaccurate test results that often occur when users don’t follow the test-taking process correctly.
- Increased time-to-value by reducing unnecessary steps and confusing instructions.
- Established an at-home wellness test product that delivers personalized supplement, diet, and exercise plans based on each user’s results.
I’l be happy to walk you through the case study behind this project
I am available for an online conversation at your convenience to explore potential roles and how I can add value to your organization.
✦ Back to Homepage
Simplifying wellness tests for improved accuracy
My Roles:
Product Designer
Team:
Product Manager, Business Ops, Tech Lead
Timeline:
6 months between 2022-2023
Context
What I did as the product designer in the team
- Led the redesign for urine test-taking experience to get more accurate result.
- Conducted user interview and usability test with early adopter users.
- Collaborate closely with PM, business operations, and engineering team to facilitate between business priorities and technical feasibility.
- Build design language from the ground up.
Problem
Confusing test-taking experience led to inaccurate result
Perfeqt is an at-home wellness testing kit that generates insights for 15 wellness parameters. However, the core aspect of test-taking experience was impacting the test result accuracy.
😡
Confusing test-taking instruction
The step-by-step instruction from the app is not reliable.
😡
Costly test strip waste
Misleading instructions caused errors and wasted €10 strips.
Research & Insights
Knowing Our Users: Health-Minded People Wanting Regular Wellness Updates
From a series of user interviews with health & wellness enthusiast, here’s what I discovered:
Words aren’t enough
When they told they had to follow the instructions precisely, they said that without visuals, it basically felt like there were no instructions at all.
Needs foolproof instructions
Scanning the test strip after urinating is a crucial part of the process, and users need precise, foolproof instructions.
Solution
From Confusing Steps to Clear Guidance: Making Test-Taking Feel Intuitive
My final designs are shaped by earlier iterations and user feedback: clearer guidance, fewer steps, and more explicit instructions.
Key Design Decisions
Immediate UI Feedback for Intuitive Interaction
Visual feedback during the scanning process lets users know right away if they’re doing it correctly.
Instruction with Contextual Visual
I found that instructions work best when paired with visuals like illustrations, animations, or icons, giving users clearer context.
Conversational Test Results
Using human-readable content instead of charts helped users feel more confident about their test results.
Design process
From challenge the assumptions to usability testing
We tested our early prototype with a group of early adopters to test different UX writing, visual elements, step flows, and supporting assets.
Final Design
Enhanced accessibility through high-contrast UI, and test result accuracy through intuitive experience.
Impact
From Pain Points to a Reliable Wellness Test Alternative
While Perfeqt is not intended to replace lab or medical testing (as clearly stated in our disclaimer), most users still found it valuable for gaining quick wellness insights within just 2 minutes.
Outcomes
- Helped reduce inaccurate test results that often occur when users don’t follow the test-taking process correctly.
- Increased time-to-value by reducing unnecessary steps and confusing instructions.
- Established an at-home wellness test product that delivers personalized supplement, diet, and exercise plans based on each user’s results.
I’l be happy to walk you through the case study behind this project
I am available for an online conversation at your convenience to explore potential roles and how I can add value to your organization.
✦ Back to Homepage
Simplifying wellness tests for improved accuracy.
My Roles:
Product Designer
Team:
Product Manager, Business Ops, Tech Lead
Timeline:
6 months between 2022-2023
Context
What I did as the product designer in the team
- Led the redesign for urine test-taking experience to get more accurate result.
- Conducted user interview and usability test with early adopter users.
- Collaborate closely with PM, business operations, and engineering team to facilitate between business priorities and technical feasibility.
- Build design language from the ground up.
Problem
Confusing test-taking experience led to inaccurate result
Perfeqt is an at-home wellness testing kit that generates insights for 15 wellness parameters. However, the core aspect of test-taking experience was impacting the test result accuracy.
😡
Confusing test-taking instruction
The step-by-step instruction from the app is not reliable.
😡
Costly test strip waste
Misleading instructions caused errors and wasted €10 strips.
Research & Insights
Knowing Our Users: Health-Minded People Wanting Regular Wellness Updates
From a series of user interviews with health & wellness enthusiast, here’s what I discovered:
Words aren’t enough
When they told they had to follow the instructions precisely, they said that without visuals, it basically felt like there were no instructions at all.
Needs foolproof instructions
Scanning the test strip after urinating is a crucial part of the process, and users need precise, foolproof instructions.
Solution
From Confusing Steps to Clear Guidance: Making Test-Taking Feel Intuitive
My final designs are shaped by earlier iterations and user feedback: clearer guidance, fewer steps, and more explicit instructions.
Key Design Decisions
Instruction with Contextual Visual
I found that instructions work best when paired with visuals like illustrations, animations, or icons, giving users clearer context.
Immediate UI Feedback for Intuitive Interaction
Visual feedback during the scanning process lets users know right away if they’re doing it correctly.
Conversational Test Results
Using human-readable content instead of charts helped users feel more confident about their test results.
Design process
From challenge the assumptions to usability testing
We tested our early prototype with a group of early adopters to test different UX writing, visual elements, step flows, and supporting assets.
Final Design
Enhanced accessibility through high-contrast UI, and test result accuracy through intuitive experience.
Impact
From Pain Points to a Reliable Wellness Test Alternative
While Perfeqt is not intended to replace lab or medical testing (as clearly stated in our disclaimer), most users still found it valuable for gaining quick wellness insights within just 2 minutes.
Outcomes
- Helped reduce inaccurate test results that often occur when users don’t follow the test-taking process correctly.
- Increased time-to-value by reducing unnecessary steps and confusing instructions.
- Established an at-home wellness test product that delivers personalized supplement, diet, and exercise plans based on each user’s results.
I’l be happy to walk you through the case study behind this project
I am available for an online conversation at your convenience to explore potential roles and how I can add value to your organization.