UID microproject-1
UID microproject-1
Certificate
This is to certify that, Mr. Vedant Chavan, Mr. Parth Salunke, Mr. Umar Sherikar. And students of our institute from
second year Diploma in computer have successfully completed the micro project report on “Mobile
Application Design” of course “UI/UX Design” as part of curriculum by the Maharashtra State Board of
Technical Education, Mumbai.
For partial fulfillment of “Diploma in Computer Engineering” during the academic year 2024-25
GUIDE Dept.HOD
Ms. Kachare S.M Mr. Kazi A.S.M
PRINCIPAL
Mr. Dharashive P.S.
MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION, MUMBAI
Submitted By
Name of Student
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Index
Sr. Contents Page
No. No.
1 3.Proposed Methodology 1
4. Action Plan 1
5. Resources Required 2
1.Rationale 3
2.Aims/Benefits of the Micro-
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Project
4. Literature Review 3
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5.Actual Methodology Followed 5-11
6.Actual Resources Used 12
7.Outputs of Micro-Projects 12
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Annexure I
Automate Ticket Booking – Facilitate online and offline ticket reservations, reducing
manual workload.
Improve Customer Experience – Provide an easy-to-use interface for flight booking,
cancellations, and modifications.
Convenience – Passengers can book tickets anytime and from anywhere.
Time-Saving – Eliminates the need for long queues at airline offices or counters
3. Proposed Methodology:
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4.Action Plan:
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5. Resources Required:
2 internet Wikipedia/quora 1
3 PC windows 11 1
4 Browser Chrome 1
Sr.
Enrollment No. Name of Team Member Roll No.
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Kachare S M
Name and Signature of the Teacher
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MOBILE APPLICATION REDESIGN
A PROJECT REPORT
Introduction
They currently have their Mobile Application platform which serves an important role for
providing various healthcare facilities to users such as Booking online/offline Doctor
Consultation, Buy medicines, Book health test, Home Care Services for Medical
equipment renting such as Ventilators, ICU Beds, Nursing facility for certain amount of
time, several others. However, in its current iteration, the application grapples with
various usability challenges, hindering its effectiveness and diminishing the user
satisfaction. These challenges encompass issues ranging from complex navigation
structures and cluttered interfaces to accessibility gaps and a lack of personalization.
This thesis project seeks to address these pain points through a comprehensive redesign
effort aimed at revitalizing the application's user experience. By leveraging principles of
human-centred design, usability testing methodologies, and insights from secondary
research, the redesigned application aims to deliver a more intuitive, accessible, and
engaging interface that empowers users to take control of their health journey.
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Mobile Application and their significance in Modern Society
Mobile application has become an integral part of modern society, revolutionizing the
way we communicate, work, shop, entertain ourselves, and access information. They play
a central role in modern society, offering convenience, connectivity, empowerment, and
entertainment to users worldwide. They are the catalysts for change, innovation, and
progress in the digital age.
• Ubiquitous Access
Mobile applications enable users to access a wide range of services and functionalities
anytime, anywhere, directly from their smartphones or tablets.
Mobile applications streamline various tasks and processes, offering convenience and
efficiency to users such as ordering food, booking travel tickets, managing finances, or
staying connected with friends and family.
• Enhanced Communication
Messaging apps and social media platforms have revolutionized communication, enabling
instantaneous and easy way interactions between individuals and groups across the globe.
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• Entertainment and Leisure
Mobile gaming, streaming services, and multimedia apps offer various entertainment
and leisure options that cater to diverse interests and preferences.
Health and fitness apps empower users to take care of their physical and mental wellbeing
by tracking activities, monitoring health metrics, and accessing personalized health
resources.
• Economic Opportunities
Mobile applications have the potential to address social issues and empower marginalized
communities. Social impact apps can tackle challenges such as education inequality,
healthcare access, environmental sustainability, and humanitarian aid.
Mobile applications can shape cultural trends, behaviours, and norms, influencing how
people interact, consume various content, and perceive the world around them. They serve
as a reflection of societal values & aspirations, driving cultural shifts and technological
advancements.
First Impression
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A well-designed mobile app creates a positive first impression on users. It reflects the
professionalism, credibility, and attention to detail of the brand or company behind it,
influencing the users perceptions and attitudes towards the app.
Mobile application design directly impacts the user experience (UX), which emphasises
how users interact with it. A well-designed app is intuitive, easy to navigate, and
aesthetically pleasing, leading to higher user satisfaction, engagement, and retention.
Usability
Good mobile app design prioritizes usability, making it easy for users to finish tasks and
achieve their goals within the app. Intuitive navigation, clear information hierarchy, and
user-friendly controls contribute to a smooth and efficient user experience.
Brand Identity
Mobile app design plays a crucial role in shaping and reinforcing brand identity. It allows
companies to express their brand personality, values, and visual identity through various
design elements creating a cohesive and memorable brand experience.
Competitive Advantage
Effective mobile app design encourages user engagement and promotes repetitive usage.
Engaging visuals, interactive elements, and personalized experiences keep users coming
back to the app, increasing retention rates.
Mobile app design should prioritize accessibility to ensure that the app is usable by
individuals of all abilities. Accessibility features such as screen reader compatibility,
adjustable font sizes, and color contrast options make the app more inclusive.
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Conversion Optimization
Mobile application design can influence user behaviour and drive conversions.
Thoughtfully designed user interfaces, persuasive calls-to-action, and smooth checkout
processes increase conversion rates and drive revenue for businesses.
Data-Driven Insights
Mobile app design allows for the collection of valuable user data and insights through
analytics and user feedback. Design decisions through data and user research can lead to
continuous improvement and optimization of the app over time.
• Ease of Use
Mobile apps should be intuitive and easy to navigate, allowing its users to finish
their tasks quickly and efficiently. Clear navigation, simple controls, and logical
workflows contribute to a positive user experience.
• Visual Design
The visual design of a mobile app plays a crucial role in making the user
experience better. It includes aspects such as layout, typography, color scheme,
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imagery, and branding elements. A visually appealing design enhances usability
and creates a memorable impression.
• Responsiveness
Mobile apps should be responsive and perform well across different devices and
screen sizes. Responsiveness ensures that the app adapts seamlessly to various
screen orientations and resolutions, providing a consistent user experience
regardless of the device used.
• Performance
Users expect mobile apps to be fast and responsive, with minimal loading times
and smooth animations. Performance optimization is essential to prevent delays,
crashes, or other issues that can detract from the user experience.
• Accessibility
Accessibility ensures that mobile apps are usable by people with disabilities,
including those with visual, auditory, motor, or cognitive impairments.
• Content Quality
High-quality content is essential for engaging users and providing value. Mobile
apps should deliver relevant, accurate, and up-to-date content that meets users'
needs and expectations.
• Personalization
Mobile apps should provide clear feedback to users, indicating the outcome of
their actions and guiding them through the app's interface. Effective
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communication, such as error messages, notifications, and prompts, helps users
understand how to interact with the app and resolves any issues they encounter.
• Simplicity
Keeping the interface simple and uncluttered to minimize cognitive load and
streamline user interactions. Avoid overwhelming users with unnecessary features or
information.
• Consistency
• Intuitiveness
Designing the app with intuitive navigation and controls to make it easy for users to
understand and use without the need for extensive instructions or tutorials.
• Feedback
Providing immediate and clear feedback to users when they perform actions, such as
tapping a button or entering information, to confirm that their actions have been
recognized and processed.
• Accessibility
App should be accessible to users with disabilities by incorporating features such as
screen reader compatibility, alternative text for images, and adjustable font sizes.
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• Visual Hierarchy
Visual hierarchy is needed to prioritize content and guide users' attention to the most
important elements on the screen. Use of different sizes, color, contrast, and spacing
create a clear hierarchy of information.
• Usability
Designing the app with usability in mind, focusing on making tasks easy to
accomplish and minimizing friction in the user journey. Also, conducting usability
testing to identify and address any usability issues.
• Responsive Design
Create a responsive design that adapts to different screen sizes and orientations,
ensuring a consistent user experience across devices.
• Performance
Optimize the app's performance to minimize loading times, reduce latency, and
ensure smooth animations and transitions.
• Personalisation
Providing personalized experiences by tailoring content, recommendations, and
interactions to individual user preferences and behaviours.
• Aesthetics
Paying attention to the visual appeal of the app by using colors, typography, and
imagery that reflect the brand and create a positive emotional response in users.
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Initial Interface Layout
Initial Interface of the Mediversal Mobile Application was very cluttered with
complex navigation, causing frustration to the users. Use of key features multiple times
at different pages within the app causes distress to the users. It did not stand to the
company’s brand guidelines.
The current home screen is cluttered with numerous buttons, banners, and notifications.
This overwhelms users and makes it difficult for them to find what they need quickly.
Users feel bombarded with too many options, leading to decision paralysis and
frustration.
Complex Navigation
The navigation structure is convoluted, with multiple layers of menus and submenus.
Users often struggle to find the desired feature or information due to the lack of
intuitive organization of the feature.
The design elements, such as colors, fonts, and button styles, vary inconsistently
throughout the app. Most of the button styles followed the traditional sharp boundaries
with dark color tones, contradicting the visual sense of the brand. This inconsistency
leads to a bad user experience.
Confusing Terminology
The app uses medical jargon and terminology that could be difficult for users to
understand. This creates confusion and frustration.
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Poor Accessibility Features
The app lacks accessibility features such as text-to-speech, high contrast mode, or
adjustable font sizes, making it challenging for users with disabilities to navigate and
use the app effectively.
Repetition
The app does not offer personalized content or recommendations based on the user's
health profile, preferences, or browsing history. This results in a one-size-fits-all
approach that fails to engage users effectively.
Important features and actions are not visually emphasized, making it challenging for
users to prioritize their tasks or know where to focus their attention in the app.
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Initial UI Flow
All these key features can be removed from here, which are
pre-existing in the home page & instead carry on with My
account section features such as Profile, My Orders, Address,
Prescriptions, Wallets.
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Login Screens consist of entering the OTP received through
the entered mobile no.
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Doctor Consultation page consists of their list of doctors &
Consultation through a particular specialty.
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Upload Documents section consists of uploading
prescription to dispense the medicine that are mentioned on
it.
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Home Care Service page consists of various facilities to book
nursing care to the concerned patient’s home.
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User Flows
User flows shows the visual direction in which user proceeds further with different
categories of options available within healthcare application.
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Information Architecture
Information Architecture defines how content will be structured and presented to a user
when they are interacting with the design.
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1. Prerequisites
Install Flutter & Dart (if not installed, follow Flutter Installation Guide)
void main() {
runApp(MyRedesignedApp());
}
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}
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);
},
child: Text("Get Started"),
style: ElevatedButton.styleFrom(
padding: EdgeInsets.symmetric(horizontal: 32, vertical: 16),
textStyle: TextStyle(fontSize: 18),
backgroundColor: Colors.blueAccent,
),
),
],
),
),
),
);
}
}
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3.Output (UI Design Preview)
navigation
Output:
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Conclusion
It was a wonderful learning experience for me while working on this research project.
Redesign of the healthcare company's mobile application marks a significant commitment
to enhancing user experience and delivering accessible, innovative healthcare solutions.
Through a comprehensive and iterative redesign process, I have addressed usability
challenges, improved accessibility, and elevated the overall user experience to better serve
its users.
The redesign process began with initial user research, allowing me to gain deep insights
into user needs, preferences, and pain points. By analysing user feedback, conducting
usability testing, and evaluating the current application design, I identified areas for
improvement and set clear objectives for the redesign.
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