ApolloLink

Made during HackHarvard 2023.

We started by sketching out our ideas on paper with our developers, creating a basic structure, identifying discussion topics, and defining our mission. Then, we moved on to building a wireframe in Figma.

After finishing the wireframe, we reviewed it and realized that some things needed reordering to better match how we expected users to interact with it.

In our program, a "notice" is health data sent from a smartwatch or other health-related device via Terra API to our project, and it appears on a physician's homepage.

One significant change we made was to prioritize the provider's "feed" of patient notices because it's crucial to act quickly when there's a life-threatening issue. Below that, we added the option for physicians to send notices when they have non-urgent concerns and want to schedule a meeting with the patient.

Next to that, we included a section for patients, making it easy for them to access their vitals and health history when needed.

This is a big change from the original layout. We decided on this layout specifically after conducting user research with the teams around us who were willing to give us their feedback.