Gero3D
MedTech //iPad app
Introduction
A sleek iPad app in the MedTech sector, featuring an attached scanner that meticulously maps the shape of a patient’s limb to facilitate the creation of custom-fit 3D-printed casts. Crafted for therapists and orthopedists, this intuitive tool enhances the cast-designing process within clinical consultations and is geared for ease of use by professionals together with their patients.
The specs
User experience, User interface, illustrations and anumations 
2023 
General challenge
my challenge was to create an app interface that complemented the physical design of the attached scanner, ensuring comfort for therapists and orthopedists during use. The interface had to be intuitive for marking areas on the scanned model and streamlined for efficient medical form completion. Alongside these functional requirements, the design incorporated inviting illustrations to create a more positive atmosphere in the context of injury recovery.
General goal
TheCreating an intuitive app interface  that enhances its attached scanner technology, facilitating the creation of custom-fit 3D casts for medical professionals. We aim to streamline the scanning, marking, and form-filling processes, with a focus on meeting the usability needs of both therapists and their patients Goal

High-fidelity wireframes
Upon completing thorough research and establishing the primary flow, I meticulously craft each screen as high-fidelity wireframes. This process ensures that all functional requirements are met and that potential edge cases are adequately addressed.
Research
Market research
In the market research, I carefully reviewed the landscape of medical technology companies focused on 3D casting. We've identified key areas for improvement and devised effective enhancements to set our product apart.
Users research
In our user testing, we analyzed the doctor-patient journey from diagnosis to cast ordering to pinpoint caregivers' needs and attention to minutiae, aiming to simplify the procedure and enhance precision. We refined our app based on direct feedback from doctors.
UX\UI Design process
App structure
Final Screens for Gero3D
Below are examples of the desktop and iPAD app.
 The comprehensive case study follows, providing detailed insights into the project.
Design system
In terms of the overall user experience envelope, I chose to utilize large, clear elements such as buttons and big text boxes to facilitate the form-filling process for doctors who span a wide range of ages, ensuring quick and efficient usage.

The foundational colors were selected by the branding company, and adjustments were made for digital use to ensure a pleasant visual experience, contributing to an interesting look and feel for the product.

Example of the design system:
Illustrations
he illustrations we composed portray cheerful and encouraging situations, even when dealing with injuries and discomfort, to bring positivity and uplift to the current situation of the doctor and patient.

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