Takeda

Takeda: An Interactive Patient Journey

Project Summary

The wireframes above were created for an unbranded interactive sales aid app called, “Takeda: An Interactive Patient Journey”. The sales aid is intended to be presented to Providers/Buyers in the Healthcare industry. The main purpose is to demonstrate the cost comparative differences in patient treatments for Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn’s Disease as well as subtly introduce Takeda biologic products as part of the cost saving solution. While constrained by a limited budget, my intention was to design a more engaging user experience. I was able to achieve this by applying gamification techniques like, “Choose Your Own Adventure” into the piece, making it a more memorable user experience.

Tablet Wireframes
Wireframe of the Home intro screen, introducing patient Jennifer, a 53-year-old with severely active Crohn’s Disease
Home intro screen highlighting Jennifer the patient
Wireframe screen showing Jennifer’s background, symptoms, and clinical history, with a cost fact about starting biologic therapy
Jennifer’s introduction page of her background and clinical history
Wireframe branching choice screen asking whether Jennifer should have hospitalization with or without surgery
Choose Your Own Adventure: treatment decision branch
Wireframe screen showing the Budget Costs overlay, which displays cost range for hospitalization, from $2,500 to $12,500
An example of the Budget Costs overlay displaying the cost of hospitalization
Wireframe screen with an interactive dial to cycle through data on Jennifer's anti-TNF dose escalation and cost impact
An example of the interactive dial (center of screen), for cycling through data points
Wireframe of Jennifer's Summary page, showing that tapping her reveals her response in a speech-bubble overlay
Summary page: tap Jennifer to reveal her response