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Collaborative Aid Mobile Application

A' Design Award 2021 Silver Winner in Interface, Interaction and User Experience Design

23 April 2021

Collaborative Aid Mobile Application by Pengfei Wang
Collaborative Aid Mobile Application by Pengfei Wang
Collaborative Aid Mobile Application by Pengfei Wang
Collaborative Aid Mobile Application by Pengfei Wang
Collaborative Aid Mobile Application by Pengfei Wang

Pengfei Wang · CLIENT: S Lab

Collaborative Aid is a mobile application designed to shorten response time in medical emergencies. The application connects a person in need with qualified helpers nearby instead of relying only on distant hospitals. Users with first aid training can join the angel plan and receive requests and directions to the location. Users without such training can take free lessons within the application. An alarm button on the home page starts a first aid request and an emergency call. On-screen guidance and video help witnesses act before trained helpers arrive.

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Unique Properties
It's an application that allows user to help each other in emergency. It encourages qualified people nearby to perform first aid rather than distant hospital to shorten rescue time. Those who can give first aid can join angel plan and those who can't may get free train through this app. When user find someone in emergency, they can call angel plan users nearby for first aid. App will also give first aid guidance to help accident witness to give first aid to victim before qualified users arrive.
Dimensions & Packaging
This user interface is Width 750 mm x Height 1624 mm, which followed the interface size of iPhone 11.
Tags
First aid, Sudden death, Collaborative work, Emergency call, CPR
Production Technology
Collaborative Aid followed human centered design and service design methods. Also pages are considered under disciplines of human computer interactions. And, it is designed and prototyped by sketch, and realized by java and android.
Design Challenge
The hardest part is how to make users know the meaning of this novel app. This kind of app theme is very rare, users did not have a general concept of its function. Therefore transparent and simple flow is necessary, we did our best to simplify whole process of first aid request and angel plan participation.
Project Duration
The project started in May 2020 in Hangzhou and finished in September 2020 in Hangzhou
Operation Flow
Users with first aid knowledge can join app's angel plan at page after tapping avatar. When the user finds that someone needs first aid, he/she can click the alarm button on home page to initiate first aid request and make emergency call. Users of the angel plan will receive request and guidance to the spot. The accident witness will see first aid guidance and video on their page. After receiving first aid, witness can post it on forum.
Research
We adopted questionnaire and interview to investigate the requirement that users need while they want to learn and perform first aid rapidly. Also, we used A/B test to testify design detail such as the color and position of emergency button. Besides, we did some user experiments based on interface prototype to give a fluent user experience.
Inspiration
17.5 million people die of sudden cardiac death every year, accounting for 30% of total deaths. Most victims do not have effective treatment time, many lives can be saved if people nearby can perform first aid in time. Many doctors, nurses and medical students near to victim want to help but they don't know it happened. Accident witnesses know but lack first aid knowledge. This app is designed to help solve these information gaps.
Image Credits
Image #1-5: Illustrator, Yawen Li, Angel Plan, 2020.

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