Fit into daily life
Customizable reminders support blood-pressure checks and medication routines.
Fitbit · Health guidance
Health data.
Daily meaning.
Helping people understand their blood-pressure data, build routines and bring useful context into conversations with healthcare professionals.
Explore the case ↓- My role
- End-to-end native mobile design
- Design scope
- Blood-pressure tracking, reminders, lifestyle context and reporting
- Collaboration
- Product, Engineering, UXR, health experts, Privacy and Legal
01 / The problem
A reading is not
the whole story.
Blood-pressure tracking involves more than recording a number. People need to establish a measurement routine, remember medication and understand their readings over time.
The design challenge was to connect these activities in a mobile experience that makes health data understandable without turning the interface into a diagnosis.
02 / Research & exploration
Connect the number
with its context.
I worked with UXR on interviews and surveys to understand people’s routines, needs and pain points, and reviewed existing solutions through competitive analysis. Cross-functional workshops with Product, Engineering, researchers and a health advisor helped explore possible approaches.
I developed wireframes and interactive prototypes to explore and refine those ideas. The logging experience brings a reading, its time and relevant lifestyle context together, rather than treating each measurement as an isolated number.
03 / Key decisions
Support the routine.
Make trends useful.
Keep context close
Connect readings with lifestyle factors to help people explore patterns over time.
Carry information beyond the app
Bring readings and trends into an exportable report that can support a conversation with a healthcare professional.
04 / The experience
From daily entries
to a useful overview.
The mobile experience connects logging with a view of blood-pressure trends. Reminders encourage a regular routine, while contextual information helps people review their history.
The goal was to make ongoing tracking easier to follow, with each interaction contributing to a more useful picture over time.
Beyond the app / Wellness Report
Bring context
to the conversation.
The Wellness Report combines readings, context and trends in an on-demand PDF. People can take it to a healthcare professional rather than navigating through individual app screens during an appointment.
The report provides a shared starting point for discussion. It supports understanding and communication, without claiming to replace clinical interpretation.
05 / Testing & refinement
Test the detail.
Refine the experience.
Usability testing included different chart variations to explore which representations felt most familiar to users. Feedback from testing informed further design iterations.
I worked with Engineering on feasibility, a technical writer on final copy, and the wider design team on reviews. Detailed handoff documentation and team bug bashes helped check the implemented experience.
