06 / BloomWell

Progress,
made tangible.

Make independent rehabilitation feel more visible and manageable.

My contribution
Strategy & Management Lead, with research and UX support.
Team context
Four-person UW team with separate research, visual-design, and UX leads.
Stage
Academic design concept
Delivered
Desktop/mobile concept and interaction narrative.

Concept storyboard / reconstructed

01 / NOTICE

A gentle prompt

Start now or snooze.

02 / FOLLOW

Guidance on the phone

Follow exercise videos.

03 / RECORD

Log the routine

Mark the session complete.

04 / SEE

Add a petal

Make progress visible.

Proposed interaction, not a working device or clinical result.

Key decisions.

01

Make the routine present.

Independent rehabilitation can feel repetitive and isolating. The team paired a visible desktop companion with mobile guidance to bring the routine into the person’s environment.

02

Give each surface a job.

The companion prompts; the phone guides and records exercises. Adding a physical petal marks completion. This separates detailed instruction from a simple, visible reward.

03

Keep feasibility in view.

My Strategy & Management role included research and UX support. The shared concept focused on the patient experience; hardware feasibility and sustained engagement remained open questions.

Outcome & next step.

A shared concept connecting exercise guidance with petal-based progress feedback.

Next: evaluate accessibility, sustained engagement, and technical feasibility. No manufactured device or clinical effectiveness is claimed.

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