Outcomes4Me Breast Cancer Care

Outcomes4Me Breast Cancer Care

A personalized app that helps breast cancer patients advocate for themselves.

Role

Product Design & User Experience Lead

Client

Outcomes4Me

Year

2020

Hands holding a phone showing the Outcomes4Me symptom tracker with a bar chart of symptoms over a week

The project

The Cancer Care app gives breast cancer patients access to personalized, evidence-based treatment information. It helps patients track their progress, understand their options, and communicate more effectively with their care team. As the product design and user experience lead, I collaborated with clinical operations, marketing, engineering, and executive leadership to build and ship a product that puts adaptive, patient-centered information at the center of a deeply personal experience.

Healthcare

The project

Healthcare

The Cancer Care app gives breast cancer patients access to personalized, evidence-based treatment information. It helps patients track their progress, understand their options, and communicate more effectively with their care team. As the product design and user experience lead, I collaborated with clinical operations, marketing, engineering, and executive leadership to build and ship a product that puts adaptive, patient-centered information at the center of a deeply personal experience.

Five screens of the original app design: log in, home, treatment path, clinical trials and symptoms
Patient profile slide with a portrait of Anne, a 57 year old child psychiatrist, and her goals and frustrations
Hand-drawn brainstorm sketch of app content areas and navigation, with a checklist of features
Diagram of the proposed content reorganization into side drawer, quick-entry button and four main tabs
Pencil wireframe sketches of phone screens for simplified navigation, with notes
Visual branding sheet with color swatches, type styles and a set of icons
Component sheet with tab bars, menu, cards, buttons, chips and list styles
Overview of a large prototype file with many linked app screens laid out on a gray canvas
Five redesigned app screens: log in, home feed, tracker, treatment and discover
Hand holding a phone showing the redesigned home screen with a mood check-in and a medication reminder
Hands holding a phone showing the redesigned tracker screen with a symptom bar chart
Hand holding a phone showing the redesigned Discover screen with webinars and a reconstruction options card
App store preview banner of seven app screens with captions such as track your symptoms and find clinical trials
Five screens of the original app design: log in, home, treatment path, clinical trials and symptoms
Patient profile slide with a portrait of Anne, a 57 year old child psychiatrist, and her goals and frustrations
Hand-drawn brainstorm sketch of app content areas and navigation, with a checklist of features
Diagram of the proposed content reorganization into side drawer, quick-entry button and four main tabs
Pencil wireframe sketches of phone screens for simplified navigation, with notes
Visual branding sheet with color swatches, type styles and a set of icons
Component sheet with tab bars, menu, cards, buttons, chips and list styles
Overview of a large prototype file with many linked app screens laid out on a gray canvas
Five redesigned app screens: log in, home feed, tracker, treatment and discover
Hand holding a phone showing the redesigned home screen with a mood check-in and a medication reminder
Hands holding a phone showing the redesigned tracker screen with a symptom bar chart
Hand holding a phone showing the redesigned Discover screen with webinars and a reconstruction options card
App store preview banner of seven app screens with captions such as track your symptoms and find clinical trials