ExplorHer
ui/ux design
I designed ExplorHer to test the intersection of female hormone health education and interactive design. This project surrounded strategizing, planning, and designing a mobile app that solves a gap I believe to be present on the market: reliable female hormone health education.
Combining UI/UX design allowed me to predict user interaction and design an app that allows for quick and fun learning on female hormone health that is credible and research-backed. Read about my entire thought process and view my design plan below, jump right in with exploring the prototype, or scroll to watch a quick demo!
user experience mapping and product development
Content map.
Interaction map.
Site map.
Mood board.
Wireframes.
Pattern Library.
Screen examples.
app functions
ExplorHer has four primary functions, each serving a different goal. The first main function is the course list, where users can take interactive lessons on specific hormone research, thus educating themselves on their own time, at their own pace. All lessons are researched back and aesthetically designed.
If the user feels they would like to save certain screens from the lesson, they can utilize the handbook function, saving pages to view later and build a personalized experience.
With the goal to keep the users in-app, I created a word bank for tricky words that could not be substituted with simpler language in the lessons. Users can search words, favorite them, or view lessons that correlate.
Lastly, a featured resources function includes articles, podcasts, videos and more that go more in-depth on topics that are too niche for the lessons. This allows users to explore their own interests from a reliable source.
No time to explore?
If you would rather watch a quick demo on how to use the app, go ahead and watch my demonstration on navigating the prototype.