UI/UX Designer

Freelance/Contract

Do you enjoy working with a small team to distill complex ideas into clear, actionable information?

Our small team has been steadily working in the clinical trials industry for the past decade to make complicated information easy to digest. Our "end users" are research study participants (aka patients). As you might imagine, participants are asked to process quite a lot of information (some it seemingly foreign) as they navigate a new and very personal experience.

The use of wearable devices and sensors in research studies is new and quickly evolving. Studies are increasingly utilizing wearable devices and other sensors (sleep sensors, scales, blood pressure monitors, etc.) to collect a range of biometric data. These devices are typically worn or used by the study participant while they go about their day at home, work, or play.

Using wearables and sensors in a research study adds additional complexity for participants, and requires a thoughtful approach to help study participants properly wear, use, and care for the devices to ensure data is collected accurately throughout the life of each study.

We would like your help in designing a training and support portal, wherein study participants can access study-related materials (study overview, progress, schedule of events, etc.) and learn how to properly wear, use, and care for the technology used in the research study.

Specifically, we'd like to collaborate with you to develop:

• the information architecture
• overview of content and content types
• creative design
• user interface
• user journey
• suggested metrics/reporting to measure user engagement

If this sounds interesting, please fill out the form below and we'll get in touch.