Samsung Galaxy Watch3

I collaborated with product managers, regulatory, QA, and engineers to find out what user insights they needed using tools like journey maps, personas, and storyboards. I developed a targeted set of research questions.

Based on these questions, I used a variety of research methods like in-depth interviews, usability tests, surveys, and heuristic analysis to uncover valuable insights and created easily digestible reports for executives that led to iteratively refining the product.

I collaborated with UX designers and created visuals, prototypes, and assets for UX design. Working with UX writers, we developed application sketches for onboarding, ECG monitoring, syncing data, storing results, and viewing safety info.

I used Figma and Adobe XD to create wireframes. Throughout the ECG user experience, we designed and tested information hierarchies, terminology, user flows, colors, and text size to make health info easy to understand. I worked with management to meet business goals while prioritizing user needs and using usability data to justify interface decisions.

I created and named separate components for each color, type category, button, app bar, and other visual pieces to maintain consistency throughout designs and make it easy to export for use testing and ease of use for engineering.

Using the design system components, I recreated the final prototype for this health project. I polished the look and feel and added engaging images and the Health Monitor logo.

The result was a prototype ready for a design review, during which we received broader team feedback, including those on the clinical and regulatory teams and individuals at the executive level.