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OVERVIEW
How to Simplify Complex Health Data for Our Participants?
Understanding health and mobility data can be overwhelming, especially for non-technical users such as older adults and student-athletes. Throughout designing MARL's entire website, my goal was to translate complex motion and health data into a clear and accessible experience. With usability surveys, Google Analytics, and SEO, we were able to empower participants to better understand their bodies and recovery journeys.
MY ROLE
Sole Product Designer
I was fortunate to collaborate with Binghamton University's Motion Analytics Research Laboratory (MARL) team from the very beginning. I worked closely with Developer & Analyst, Sara Bautista (M.S. Computer Science Candidate, University of Pennsylvania) to build and design MARL's entire visual identity and user-friendly website.
STATS
700+ users
Most participants were able to complete key tasks without assistance
40+ Icons
Users completed tasks with fewer hesitations and clarification questions
20+ Data Visualizations
Task completion required fewer steps compared to the original experience
AT A GLANCE
Data Visualizations Print and Digital, Website, Moblie Layout
PROBLEM
Falls and Concussions Affect Millions a Year
This is a major public health crisis, with nearly 3 million Americans visiting emergency rooms annually for traumatic brain injuries (TBI), often caused by falls. TBI often causing chronic, long-term cognitive, physical, and emotional issues, including risks of dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and neurodegenerative diseases.
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Older Adults Fall Each Year
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Older Adults’ Falls Cause Injuries needing Medical Care
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Collegiate Injuries are Concussions
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Collegiate Concussions go Unreported
TARGET USERS
Older Adults and College Athletes
Both older adults and athletes face physical challenges such as falls and concussions which lead to long-term mobility or cognitive issues. We aim to improve support and accessibility in their recovery/prevention journeys.
FIGMA PROTOTYPE
MARL Website
The Figma prototype I designed as the primary reference for MARL's coders. Interactive prototype below.
DATA SHEETS
My first MARL project began as a class assignment before I officially joined the team. At this time MARL had no website or designs. Aside from only being given MARL’s original data sheet, I started basically from scratch. I had to further research MARL and their purpose. Click on Data Sheets PDF for more info.
MARL’s original data sheet (Given)
What I came up with
USER RESEARCH
Understanding Our Users Through Interviews, Analytics, and Surveys
NAVIGATION
Site Map
